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VT-3: 50 Year Reunion

  

VT-3 is 50 years old!   The squadron will be throwing a party to celebrate 50 years of excellence.  The celebration will be on Thursday, 29 April – Held at Squadron Spaces, Bldg. 1423

- 1300 Skipper’s Welcome
- 1400 Tour T34/T6 including Sims
- 1600 Ribbon Cutting/Legacy Hall
- 1630 IP/Alum Social at IP Lounge

Friday, 30 April – NASWF Golf Course / Transportation to Museum

- 0800 Golf Tournament OR- 0900 Aviation Museum Tour
- 1800 Cocktails – NASWF Atrium, Bldg. 1417
- 1900 Dinner / Music / Dancing (Dinner Dress White or Black Tie)

RSVP to sue.anctil@navy.mil or 850-623-7321


   

2 Responses to “VT-3: 50 Year Reunion”

  1. Sumner says:

    I went through VT-3 in 2000… I thought it seemed like a long time ago until hearing that 3 has been around 50 years. Is it still a “composite squadron” with USAF instructors? Great times down there flying the T-34.

    Congrats to the squadron. Make the reunion a good party!

  2. Jim Strickland says:

    Congratulatios to VT-3 on 50 years of helping produce the World’s finest Aviators. I entered Flight Training as a member of Class 11-60 in March of 1960. At the time I had no idea that VT-3 was formed that same year. I have a lot of good memories of flying the T-28 while going through, RI, Formation, and Gunnery training in 1961. We were all very well prepoared for our Carrier Qualification stint in VT-5 in the next phase. I wish I could have attended, but will be there in spirit. A big hello to all of my fellow classmates who were Training at that time. I wish you all the very best.
    Jim Strickland USNR-Ret
    jfstrickland3mr@cox.net

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