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VMA-324

Marine Attack Squadron 324 (VMA-324) was an attack squadron in the United States Marine Corps. Nicknamed the "Devil Dogs," the squadron was based out of Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina for most of its history however it spent its last three years at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Arizona. Originally commissioned during World War II as a…

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Active
1 Oct 1943 – 15 Oct 1945 · 17 Mar 1952 – 29 Aug 1974
Allegiance
United States of America
Attack
Douglas A-1 Skyraider A4A Skyhawk
Branch
United States Marine Corps
Country
United States
Fighter
F4U Corsair (1943–45)

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VMA-324

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Edges48
Triples52
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
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related to 1950s through 1974 · 21
VMA-324 → April, Battle, CVS-39, Dardanelles, Dien Bien Phu, F4U/G Corsairs, First Indochina War, French, French Aéronavale, In, Marine Air-Ground Task Force, Marine Corps, Mediterranean Sea, NATO, On, Operation Deep Water, Soviet, The, Tourane Air Base, USS Saipan's
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VMA-324 → A-4M Skyhawk, A4-C Skyhawk, AGM-62 Walleye, CVL-48, Da Nang, Field Bogue, French, JATO, Marine Attack Squadron VMA-324, Marine Corps Auxiliary Landing, Navy, North Carolina, Saipan, Skyhawk, South China Sea, The Corsairs, Unmarked Vought AU-1 Corsair, USS Saipan, Zuni
Active · 2
VMA-324 → 1 Oct 1943 – 15 Oct 1945, 17 Mar 1952 – 29 Aug 1974
Allegiance · 1
VMA-324 → United States of America
Attack · 1
VMA-324 → Douglas A-1 Skyraider A4A Skyhawk
Branch · 1
VMA-324 → United States Marine Corps
Country · 1
VMA-324 → United States
Fighter · 1
VMA-324 → F4U Corsair (1943–45)
Nicknames · 1
VMA-324 → Vagabonds (WWII) Devil Dogs (50s–70s)
Part of · 1
VMA-324 → Inactive

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squadron marine corps air war attack aircraft 1944 station vmf-324 decommissioned august 1974 part united states carolina midway training fighter

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
VMA-324Active1 Oct 1943 – 15 Oct 19451.00infobox
VMA-324Active17 Mar 1952 – 29 Aug 19741.00infobox
VMA-324AllegianceUnited States of America1.00infobox
VMA-324AttackDouglas A-1 Skyraider A4A Skyhawk1.00infobox
VMA-324BranchUnited States Marine Corps1.00infobox
VMA-324CountryUnited States1.00infobox
VMA-324FighterF4U Corsair (1943–45)1.00infobox
VMA-324NicknamesVagabonds (WWII) Devil Dogs (50s–70s)1.00infobox
VMA-324Part ofInactive1.00infobox
VMA-324RoleClose air support Air interdiction1.00infobox
VMA-324Tail CodeDX1.00infobox
VMA-324TypeAttack squadron1.00infobox

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