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Fleet Replacement: VFA-106 Trains the next generation of F-18 Aircrew
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Oct. 1, 2020 | 3:19
Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106 Commander Dan Catlin and instructor pilot Lt. Kieran Sexton explain the the vital role VFA-106 plays in training freshly minted F-18 aircrew and preparing them for fleet service. VFA-106 is stationed aboard Naval Air Station Oceanna, Virginia Beach, Va. ( U.S. Navy video by Matthew Callahan)
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