ENERGY QUEST & U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DEPLOYMENT HISTORY PUBLICATIONS (Oregon Registry Assumed Business Name (ABN): 158883299), former Energy Quest National Energy Efficient Development Inc.

 USS CORAL SEA (CV 43)

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw, A Sailors tale of his Tour of duty in the U.S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983)

 

A Sailors tale of his Tour of duty in the U.S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983) Operation Evening Light and Eagle Claw - 24 April 1980

 

Book - ISBN NO.

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EBook - ISBN NO.

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Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw (24 April 1980) Iran and Air Arm History (1941 to Present)

 

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw (24 April 1980) Iran and Air Arm History (1941 to 1980)

 

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  U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Web Site 1 of 2

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U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Portal

 

  U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Web Site 1 of 2

 

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U. S. Aircraft Carrier Overhauls

 

U. S. Commissioned Aircraft Carrier Deployments

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY

Laid down: 27 October 1943 - Commissioning: 10 September 1945 - 10 September 1973 - Web Site 1 of 2

 

11 September 1973 - Decommissioning: 11 April 1992 - Stricken: 17 March 1997 - Floating Museum: 7 June 2004 - Web Site 2 of 2

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY

Approved by Congress (July 1942) - Laid down (27 October 1943) -

Commissioning (10 September 1945) - Decommissioning (11 April 1992) -

Stricken (17 March 1997) to Floating Museum (7 June 2004)

Vol. I (July 1942 to 9 April 1972)

Vol. II (10 April 1972 to 26 September 1977)

Vol. III (27 September 1977 to 14 November 1985)

Vol. IV (15 November 1985 to 7 June 2004)

 

USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE (10 July1944 to 26 April 1990)

CONSTRUCTION to LAUNCHING and EARLY JET AIRCRAFT DEVELOPMENT

Vol. I (10 July 1944 to 31 December 1975)

Vol. II (1 January 1976 to 12 November 1979)

Vol. III (13 November 1979 to 19 August 1981)

Vol. IV (20 August 1981 to 1 December 1984)

Vol. V (1 January 1985 to 26 April 1990)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History

Vol. I (27 December 1982 to 6 May 2003)

Vol. II (7 May 2003 to 13 January 2010)

Vol. III (14 January 2010 to 31 December 2012)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History of Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH)

 (1 January 2013 to 2017 Sea Trials)

Volume IV

 

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U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Portal

A Sailors Tale of His Tour of Duty in the U.S. Navy

(August 1977 to February 1983)

“Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw”

Table of Contents

My Author Spotlight

 

 

This Web Site was built by the EQNEEDF and its intended use is for its author who has made available U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History to the public,

 

CV-43 history illustrates West Coast Aircraft Carrier Deployment History and East Coast Aircraft Carriers participating in Middle East from 1976 to 1985 (1977 to 1983 within EQNEEDF’s Tour of Duty in the U. S. Navy).

 

I know that few Americans enjoy reading about the activities of U.S. Aircraft Carriers and those who have served in the Navy aboard Naval Ships’ show little interest as well. It saddens me that the Judge Advocate General of the U.S. Navy and Americans in the news media care little about encouraging the U.S. Navy to release all ship logs of Aircraft Carriers rather then only a selected few Command History Reports.

 

I worked on a project that no one cares about. The fact is not one American or media out let in America gives a flying hoot about ship logs or command history reports for aircraft carriers, a cost of around $130,000.00.

 

I hold the Sectary of Defense, Sectary of Navy and the CNO personally liable for their lack of interest in releasing ship logs or the media for there lack of interest in paying an estimated $130,000.00 to honor those who have served aboard Aircraft Carriers.

 

The great potential Naval History has in respect to public relations encouraging movies illustrating the bravery, sacrifices, hardships and suffering of those who have served is waiting for exploitation. It is my hope, that U.S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History brings to life the heroism and action of countless souls who have served aboard US Aircraft Carriers through authors whom can write stories from those who care to share history of there tour of duty, and those whom sacrificed there lives in pursuit of liberty, Freedom and obedience to the Republic of the Unites States of America.

 

The following report once completely uploaded, scheduled by year’s end 2016, will conclude a fourteen year project authored by EQNEEDF of Energy Quest and U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History, former EQNEED Inc. The great potential Naval History has in respect to public relations encouraging movies illustrating the bravery, sacrifices, hardships and suffering of those who have served is waiting for exploitation. It is my hope, that U.S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History brings to life the heroism and action of countless souls who have served aboard US Aircraft Carriers through authors whom can write stories from those who care to share history of there tour of duty, and those whom sacrificed there lives in pursuit of liberty, Freedom and obedience to the Republic of the Unites States of America will always be remembered.

 

Countless stories of millions of Sailors, Airmen and Marines who have served, like the all Marine V-1 Division (Flight Deck/Aircraft Handling) assigned as ship company aboard USS Boxer (CVS-21) in the late 50’s and 60’s.are waiting to be told:

 

USS Boxer (CVS-21) transited the Panama Canal and entered the Caribbean Sea on 24 October 1958, last aircraft carrier to transit the Panama Canal” (Ref. 843).

 

Shore based Navy Squadrons in the Middle East have been very successful in caring out assigned combat sorties.

 

In my view, if the U.S. of America is to remain a Republic and not become a socialist welfare country modeled after Europe, then reductions in national defense I believe will only pave the way for a progressive Socialist Republic of America.

 

One of the reasons I’ve worked so hard beginning in 2003 on U.S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History and my tour of duty in the navy is because I believe in my fellow shipmates and am proud to be a member in a club where few qualify anymore.

 

Authors who have served in the U.S. Navy may contact the EQNEEDF if there interested in being listed as authors of U.S. Navy Books.

 

Authors of Military books are welcome to submit there web site or book information to the EQNEEDF if you would like listed on this web site for public view at no cost.

 

 

Carrier Air Wing Home Page

 

The typical air wing aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier usually contains three FA-18 squadrons, one S-3 squadron, one EA-6B squadron, one E-2C squadron, and one helicopter squadron. You can find detailed information on each of these aircraft by clicking on the silhouette. That will take you to the Navy Fact File for that particular aircraft.

 

COMNAVAIRLANT

Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic Story Archive

USFF, COMNAVAIRLANT Remember Battle of Midway

 

FA-18 E/F Hornet Silhouette
FA-18 E/F Hornet                     FA-18 C/D Hornet

E-2C SilhouetteS-3B Silhouette
E-2C Hawkeye                           S-3B Viking

SH-60 SilhouetteEA-6B Silhouette
SH-60F Seahawk                          EA-6B Prowler

 

F-14 Tomcat

Blue Angels

War Bird Alley

 

In October 1985, TOPGUN became an Echelon II Shore Command reporting directly to the Chief of Naval Operations.

 

USS Coral Sea CVA-43 Association

USS Coral Sea Tribute Site

NavSource Online

 

Unofficial US Navy Site 

 

 

Wars and conflicts of the U.S. Navy

U.S. Military Deployments/Engagements - 1975-2001

Operation Enduring Freedom Overview

Campaign Against Terrorism Results
Period Covered February, 2009

Operation Enduring Freedom

Operation Iraqi Freedom 

 

http://www.css.ethz.ch/publications/pdfs/CSS-Analyses-48.pdf

http://www.afhso.af.mil/topics/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=18635

http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/30/world/meast/operation-iraqi-freedom-and-operation-new-dawn-fast-facts

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Enduring_Freedom

http://www.history.navy.mil/research/library/research-guides/wars-conflicts-usnavy.html

http://www.careforthetroops.org/reports/Report-Military_Deployments_1975_to_2001.pdf

 

  U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Web Site 1 of 2

 

AVIATION VIDEOS

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DESIGNATED NATIONAL MOUMENT OR

MUSEUM (1974 to 2016) AND SANK FOR A REEF AND FOUNDATION’S LOBBYING FOR U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER MUSEUM (2006 to 2019) –

Part 1 of 2

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DESIGNATED NATIONAL MOUMENT OR MUSEUM (1974 to 2019)

 

Shortly after 15 March 1974, a campaign led by real estate developer Zachary Fisher and the Intrepid Museum Foundation saved the fourth Intrepid (CVS-11), former CVA-11 & CV-11, Formally Dedicated as a Memorial.

 

The Navy Department approved the donation of the fourth Yorktown (CVS-10), former CVA-10, CV-10 & Bon Homme Richard to the Patriot's Point Development Authority, Charleston, South Carolina in 1974.

 

The fifth Lexington (AVT-16), former CVT-16, CVS-16, CVA-16, CV-16 & Cabot was donated as USS Lexington Museum on the Bay on 15 June 1992 and now operates as such in Corpus Christi, Texas.

 

The eighth Hornet (CVS-12), former CVA-12, CV-12 & Kearsarge was designated National Historic Landmark by the National Park Service 4 December 1993.

 

The Midway (CVA-41), former CVB-41 (40th CC) was donated on 12 September 2003 and began her journey from the Navy Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility, Bremerton, Washington, to San Diego, California via Oakland, Calif., in preparation for use as a museum and memorial. Towed to the Broadway Pier in San Diego where she will be part of a major museum ship devoted to carriers and naval aviation on 10 January 2004.

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SANK FOR A REEF (2006 to 2019)

 

The Oriskany  (CV-34) former CVA-34 &CV-34 was donated and transferred to the State of Florida to be sunk with controlled charges 22 miles south of Pensacola 5 April 2004 for use as an artificial reef and is the first warship to be slated for this purpose. Repossessed by the U. S. Navy when the contractor defaulted the contract, with the contract terminated 30 July 1997. The ship remained at the Beaumont Reserve Fleet in Beaumont, Tex., until December 2004 when she was towed to Pensacola, Fla., for preparation to be sunk as an artificial reef. Oriskany was sunk 24 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Fla., on 17 May 2006. The 888-foot ship took about 37 minutes to sink below the surface.

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DESIGNATED NATIONAL MOUMENT OR

MUSEUM (1974 to 2016) AND SANK FOR A REEF AND FOUNDATION’S LOBBYING FOR U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER MUSEUM (2006 to 2019) –

Part 1 of 2

 

FOUNDATION’S LOBBYING FOR U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER MUSEUM (2006 to 2019)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS THAT WERE ON DONATION HOLD FOR MUSEUM SHIP, MEMORIAL AND OR NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK, BUT WERE SOLD FOR SCRAPPING

Aviation Videos

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER EVOLUTION

 (1920 to 2006) – Part 1 of 2

(2007 to 2019) – Part 2 of 2

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS HULL NUMBERING AND SHIP BUILDERS

Commissioned U.S. Aircraft Carriers Photos (1920 to Present)

CV-1 to CV/CVA/CV-19

CV-20 to CV-40

CVB/CVA/CV-41 to CVN-69

CVN-70 to CVN-78

COMMISSIONED AIRCRAFT CARRIERS SUMMARY CHARTS (1920 to 1948)

 

COMMISSIONED U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS AND AV-3 1920 to 1941

 

AV-3, CV’s AND CVL’s THAT PARTICIPATED IN WORLD WAR II

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY OF COMMISSION, SANK, INACTIVATION, IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, SANK, INACTIVATIONM DECOMMISSIONING THE FIRST TIME, SOLD OR OUT OF COMMISSION IN RESERVE, ASSIGNED TO THE ATLANTIC OR PACIFIC RESERVE UNITS AND STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGISTER (1920 to 1948)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY OF COMMISSION, INACTIVATION,

OUT/IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, DECOMMISSIONING AND MAJOR

OVERHAUL SHIP HISTORY CARDS (1946 to 1948)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER (CVs, CVLs & CVEs) BATTLE STARS

 

WORLD WAR II HISTORY (Sank due to Enemy Action, Sank by the U. S. Navy, World War II  CV & CVL and World War II Battle Stars)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER (CVs & CVLs) WORLD WAR II BATTLE STARS

 

CV’s, CVL and AV-3 SUNK DURING 1942 to 1945

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS KOREA AND VIETNAM CONFLICT OR WAR BATTLE STARS

 

AUXILIARY AIRCRAFT CARRIERS AND COMBATANT SHIPS OR ESCORT CARRIERS (CVEs) THAT PARTICIPATED IN WAR II (1941 to 1945) -AIRCRAFT CARRIER LISTING FOR CVE DESIGNATION

 

AIRCRAFT CARRIER LISTING FOR CVE DESIGNATION

 

AUXILIARY AIRCRAFT CARRIERS/COMBATANT SHIPS OR ESCORT CARRIERS (CVEs) BY HULL NUMBER AND NAME AND BATTLE STARS

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRERS OPERATING ON THE EAST AND WEST COAST DURUING OPERATION MAGIC CARPET, OPERATION CROSSROADS, KEEL LAID DOWN, LAUNCHING, COMMISSIONING, SANK, INACTIVATION, IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, DECOMMISSIONING, SOLD OR DECOMMISSIONED IN RESERVE AND STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGISTER (1946 to 1947)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY OF KEEL LAID DOWN, LAUNCHING, AS COMMISSIONED, SANK, INACTIVATION, IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, DECOMMISSIONING, SOLD OR DECOMMISSIONED IN RESERVE, RECOMMISSIONED AND STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGISTER (1920 to 1950)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY, PRESENTED BY SHIP/HULL NO. (COMMISSIONED CARRIER (CC)), COMMISSIONED, RECLASSIED, REDESIGNATED, SANK, DECOMMISSIONING, STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGESTER, SOLD OR DONATED (1920 to 2019)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY OF KEEL LAID DOWN, LAUNCHING, AS COMMISSIONED, SANK, INACTIVATION, OUT/IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, DECOMMISSIONING, REACTIVATED, RECLASSIFED, REDESIGNATED, RECOMMISSIONED, STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGESTER, SOLD OR DONATED

(1920 to 2019)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY OF KEEL LAID DOWN, LAUNCHING, COMMISSIONED (COMMISSIONED CARRIER (CC)), REACTIVATED, RECLASSIFED, REDESIGNATED, RECOMMISSIONED, AS SANK, INACTIVATION, OUT/IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE, DECOMMISSIONED, STRICKEN FROM THE NAVAL REGESTER, AS DONATED OR SOLD, WHILE IN THE NAVY’S CUSTODY

(1920 to 2019)

 U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS RECLASSIFIED ATTACK AIRCRAFT CARRIER (CVA) & MULTI-PURPOSE CARRIER (CV) AND REDESIGNATED AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT CARRIER (LPH), AUXILIARY AIRCRAFT TRANSPORT (AVT), COMMAND SHIP AND COMMUNICATIONS MAJOR RELAY SHIP (U. S. Aircraft Carriers Classifications & Duty-Past)

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DEPLOYMENT HISTORY

Current U.S. Aircraft Carrier Location and Commissioned Aircraft Carriers

2010 to Present

U. S. COMMISSIONED AIRCRAFT CARRIERS  (CVN-68 to CVN-73) AND CARRIER AIR WINGS AS OF 2019

CVN-68 to CVN-73 - Part 1 of 2

CVN-74 to CVN-78 - Part 2 of 2

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS MODIFIED WITH ANGLED FLIGHT DECK,

ENCLOSED HURRICANE BOW AND STEAM DRIVEN CATAPULTS

(SCBs) - 1948 to 1960

 

U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS MODIFIED WITH ANGLED FLIGHT DECK, ENCLOSED HURRICANE BOW AND STEAM DRIVEN CATAPULTS (SCB’s)

U. S. Aircraft Carriers participating in Service Life Extension Program (SLEP), designed to extend the life of U.S. Aircraft Carriers (1980 to 1993)

 

U.S. Aircraft Carriers participating in Complex Overhaul (COH) and or Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH)) - 1964 to Present

U. S. Aircraft Carriers participating in SRA; Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan (NAF Atsugi, Japan); ESRA; EISRA; EDSRA; EISRA; PMA; PSA; PSRA; CIA; PIA and DPIA (1964 to Present)

 

U. S. Aircraft Carriers participating in Selected Restricted Availability (SRA); Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan (NAF Atsugi, Japan); Extended Selected Restricted Availability (ESRA); Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (DSRA); Extended Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (EDSRA); Extended Incremental Selected Restricted Availability (EISRA) CV-41 - dry-docking in Yokosuka during May, June, and July of 1977) (1964 to Present) Planned Maintenance Availability (PMA); Post-Shakedown Availability (PSA); Post Selective Restricted Availability (PSRA); Continuous Incremental Availability (CIA); Planned Incremental Availability (PIA) and Docked-Planned Incremental Availability (DPIA)

(1978 to 2019).

 

U. S. Aircraft Carriers participating in Selected Restricted Availability (SRA); Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan (NAF Atsugi, Japan); Extended Selected Restricted Availability (ESRA); Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (DSRA); Extended Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability (EDSRA)

(1964 to Present)

Commands of the United States Navy

List of units of the United States Navy - A to Z

U. S. Navy Destroyer Group (DESGRU) or Cruiser Destroyer Group (CRUDESGRU) and Carrier Strike Group (CSG), Carrier Battle Group and Amphibious Readiness Group are replaced by Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) and Expeditionary Strike Groups (ESGs)

DESRON & CSG

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS THAT PARTICPATED IN THE Mutual Defense Assistance Program (Lend Lease Program) (1951 to 1972), U. S. NAVY TRAINING CARRIERS IN THE NAVAL AIR RESSERVE (NAR), REDESIGNATED AIRCRAFT CARRIER TRAINING CARRIER, AIRCRAFT CARRIERS IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE (1947 to 1991) AND U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS THAT PARTICPATED IN THE SPACE PROGRAM AND PRIMARY RECOVER SHIP (1962 to 1975)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS THAT PARTICPATED IN THE Mutual Defense Assistance Program (Lend Lease Program) (1951 to 1972)

 

U. S. NAVY TRAINING CARRIERS IN THE NAVAL AIR RESSERVE (NAR), REDESIGNATED AIRCRAFT CARRIER TRAINING CARRIER AND AIRCRAFT CARRIERS IN COMMISSION IN RESERVE (1947 to 1991)

 

U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS THAT PARTICPATED IN THE SPACE PROGRAM AND PRIMARY RECOVER SHIP (1962 to 1975)

United States Navy History, focusing on the Atlantic, 8th, 2nd and 4th Fleets

Part 1 of 4 (1778 to 1918)

Part 2 of 4 (1919 to 1989)

Part 3 of 4 (1990 to 2011)

Part 4 of 4 (2nd, Fleet Forces Command & 4th Fleet

(8th decommissioned)

United States Navy History, focusing on the U. S. Navy Pacific & 3rd Fleets

United States Navy History, focusing on the 5th

(26 April 1944 to January 1947 & 1 July 1995 to Present)

& 6th Fleet

(1 February 1946 to Present)

United States Navy History, focusing on the U. S. Navy 7th Fleet

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DEPLOYMENT HISTORY (1920 to Present)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Part 1 of 8 – 1 to 170

Part 2 of 8 – 171 to 313X

Part 3 of 8 – 313Y to 570

Part 4 of 8 – 571 to 660

Part 5 of 8 – 661 to 980

Part 6 of 8 – 981 to 1179R1

Part 7 of 8 – 1179S to 1275Y9

Part 8 of 8 – 1275Z to 1429

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY (1920 TO 2019)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Part 1 of 2

CHAPTER XXIII - U. S. COMMISSIONED AIRCRAFT CARRIERS PHOTOS

(1920 to 2019) Photos - Part 2 of 2

Story Submission and Advertisement

About Author

 

 

U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History Web Site 2 of 2

 

U. S. Navy Carrier Air Wings, Aircraft Carriers, Aircraft and Helicopter Squadrons assigned to Carriers & Ships’

U. S. Navy Helicopter Squadrons

U. S. Marine Aircraft Groups

U.S. Marine Squadrons

Part 1 of 6 – HMX – HMT – MALS

Part 2 of 6 – HMM

Part 3 of 6 – HMH

Part 4 of 6 – HMR – HML – HMLA – HMLAT – HMMT

Part 5 of 6 – VMM – HX / MX / VMX

Part 6 of 6 – VMMT – VMAT – VMFAT – VMGR – VMR – HMA / VMO – VMU

U. S. Navy/Marine Aircraft

Part 1 of 8 – CVW, VFA, VMFA, VMA & VMFA(AW)

Part 2 of 8 – CACCLW, VAW, VAQ & VMAQ

Part 3 of 8 – VQ, CFLSW & COMFLELOGSUPPWING

Part 4 of 8 – TACAMO, FLELOGSUPPRON, CFLSW, VR & Cnic // Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans

Part 5 of 8 – VRC & VS

Part 6 of 8 – VFC & CNATRA

Part 7 of 8 – Naval Training Aircraft Photos; UAV Squadrons; COMOPTEVFOR, VX / HX - Air Test and Evaluation Squadron, CPRW-2, CPRW-5, CPRW-10, CPRW-11 and VP

Part 8 of 8 – VT

USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) Photos

USS Enterprise (CVN-65) Final Foreign Water Fleet Deployment

 

Part 1 of 6 (10 February to 26 March 2012)

Part 2 of 6 (27 March to 12 May 2012)

Part 3 of 6 (12 May to 18 July 2012)

Part 4 of 6 (19 July to 21 September 2012)

Part 5 of 6 (22 September to 3 November 2012)

Part 6 of 6 (4 November 2012)

USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67) Photos

Peace thru Strength

(U.S. Navy Aviation Strengths)

U.S. Navy Ship Force Levels

U.S. Destroyer Squadrons

U. S. Aircraft Carrier Deployment History

FWFD’s from 2000 to Present

Part 1 - 2000 to 2001 FWFD’s

Part 2 - 2002 to 2003 FWFD’s

Part 3 - 2004 to 2005 FWFD’s

Part 4 - 2006 to 2007 FWFD’s

Part 5 - 2008 to 2019 FWFD’s

Part 6 - 2010 FWFD’s

Part 7 - 2011 FWFD’s

Part 8 - 2012 to 2013 FWFD’s

Part 9 - 2014 to 2015 FWFD’s

Part 10 - 2016 to 2017 FWFD’s

Part 11 - 2018 to 2019 FWFD’s

Part 12 - 2020 to 2021 FWFD’s

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS RECORD OF

EAST/WEST COAST TRANSFERS AND TRANSITS

(Panama Canal, Cape Horn, Cape of Good Hope and Suez Canal Transits and

East Coast/West Coast and Yokosuka, Japan Transfers)

September 1945 to Present

 

 

Part 1 of 9 – 1928 to 1945

Part 2 of 9 – 1946 to 1969

Part 3 of 9 – 1970 to 1989

Part 4 of 9 – 1990 to 1993

Part 5 of 9 – 1994 to 2000

Part 6 of 9 – 2001 to 2005

Part 7 of 9 – 2006 to 2012

Part 8 of 9 – 2013 to 2017

Part 9 of 9 – 2018 to 2021

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EQNEEDF’s Books:

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (July 1942 to 9 April 1972) Volume I of IV

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (July 1942 to 9 April 1972)

Volume I of IV

 

 

Book - ISBN NO.

TBA

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-79474-403-5

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (10 April 1972 to 26 September 1977) Volume II of IV

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (10 April 1972 to 26 September 1977) Volume II of IV

 

 

Book - ISBN NO.

TBA

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-79474-596-4

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (27 September 1977 to 14 November 1985) Volume III of IV

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (27 September 1977 to 14 November 1985) Volume III of IV

 

Book - ISBN NO.

TBA

EBook - ISBN NO.     978-1-79474-755-5

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (15 November 1985 to 7 June 2004) Volume IV of IV

 

USS MIDWAY CVB-41, CVA-41 & CV-41 HISTORY (15 November 1985 to 7 June 2004) Volume IV of IV

 

 

Book - ISBN NO.

TBA

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-79474-916-0

 

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw (24 April 1980) Iran and Air Arm History (1941 to Present)

 

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw (24 April 1980) Iran and Air Arm History

(1941 to 1980)

 

 

 

Book - ISBN NO.

TBA

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-329-19945-3

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY (1920 to 2016)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER SHIP HISTORY (1920 to 2019)

 

 

 

 

Book - ISBN NO.

978-1-4276-0465-1

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-365-25019-4

Library of Congress

Control Number: 

2008901616

(Book Version)

U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIERS REDESIGNATED AND OR RECLASSIFIED (1953 to 2016)

 

U. S. AIRCRAFT

CARRIERS

REDESIGNATED

AND OR

RECLASSIFIED

(1953 to 2016)

 

  

Book - ISBN NO.

978-1-4276-0452-1

EBook - ISBN NO.

978-1-365-25041-5

Library of Congress

(Book Version)

2008901619

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw, A Sailors tale of his Tour of duty in the U.S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983)

 

A Sailors tale of his Tour of duty in the U.S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983) Operation Evening Light and Eagle Claw - 24 April 1980

 

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978-1-4276-0454-5

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ENERGY QUEST AND U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DEPLOYMENT HISTORY INVESTMENT CAPITAL REQUIRED TO PUBLISH 55 EIGHTH HUNNDRED PAGE BOOKS AND EBOOKS (48 Navy Books)

 

ENERGY QUEST AND U. S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER DEPLOYMENT HISTORY INVESTMENT CAPITAL REQUIRED TO PUBLISH 55 EIGHTH HUNNDRED PAGE BOOKS, EBOOKS & CD’s (48 Navy Books)

 

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USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History Vol. I (27 December 1982 to 6 May 2003)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History Vol. I  of III (27 December 1982 to 6 May 2003)

 

 

 

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978-1-365-73794-7

 

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History Vol. II (7 May 2003 to 13 January 2010)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln

(CVN-72) History Vol. II of III

(7 May 2003 to 13 January 2010)

 

 

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978-1-365-74027-5

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History Vol. III (14 January 2010 to 31 December 2012)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln

(CVN-72) History Vol. III of III

(14 January 2010 to 31 December 2012)

 

 

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978-1-365-74145-6

 

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History of Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH)  (1 January 2013 to 2017)

 

USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) History of

Refueling and Complex

Overhaul (RCOH)

(1 January 2013 to 2017

Sea Trials) Volume IV

 

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978-1-365-74587-4

Operations Evening Light and Eagle Claw, A Sailors tale of his Tour of duty in the U.S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983)

 

USS Coral Sea CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 and CV-43 History and Those Aircraft Carriers Operating with Coral Sea During Her Tour of Service CONSTRUCTION to LAUNCHING and EARLY JET AIRCRAFT DEVELOPMENT (10 July 1944—2 April 1946) and a Tour of Duty in the U. S. Navy (August 1977 to February 1983)

 

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ISBN NO. 10: 1434382907

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978-434382900

 

USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA Vol. I of V (10 July 1944 to 31 December 1975)

 

 

 

 

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USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE Vol. II of V (1 January 1976 to 12 November 1979) 

 

 

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978-1-329-54790-2

 

USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE Vol. III of V (13 November 1979 to 19 August 1981)

 

 

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978-1-329-55111-4

 

USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE Vol. IV of V (20 August 1981 to 1 December 1984)

 

 

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9780359183562 

 

USS CORAL SEA CV-42, CVB-43, CVA-43 & CV-43 HISTORY, AND THOSE AIRCRAFT CARRIERS OPERATING WITH CORAL SEA DURING HER TOUR OF SERVICE Vol. V of V (1 January 1985 to 26 April 1990)

 

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9780359183654

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WHAT I LEARNED TO WRITE AND FILE A COMPLAINT AGAINST MARION COUNTY IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT OF OREGON, PORTLAND AND EUGENE DIVISION, RESULTING IN A MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF PRO BONO COUNSEL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ARE OREGON COUNTIES CONDITIONAL USE (CUP) MEDICAL HARDSHIP CODES AND APPLICATIONS FOR DWELLINGS IN COMPLIANCE WITH OREGON STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS, TITLE II OF THE AMERICAN DISABILITY ACT AND § 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT; OREGON AND OREGON COUNTIES HISTORY (Cities and Towns) AND THE 79TH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY –

Vol. I of IV - Statuary Framework, Appendix 1 to 14

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ARE OREGON COUNTIES CONDITIONAL USE (CUP) MEDICAL HARDSHIP CODES AND APPLICATIONS FOR DWELLINGS IN COMPLIANCE WITH OREGON STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS, TITLE II OF THE AMERICAN DISABILITY ACT AND § 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT; OREGON AND OREGON COUNTIES HISTORY (Cities and Towns) AND THE 79TH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY –

Vol. II of IV - CUP Medical Hardship Baker to Yamhill Counties Codes

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ARE OREGON COUNTIES CONDITIONAL USE (CUP) MEDICAL HARDSHIP CODES AND APPLICATIONS FOR DWELLINGS IN COMPLIANCE WITH STATUTES AND REGULATIONS, TITLE II OF THE AMERICAN DISABILITY ACT AND § 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT; OREGON AND OREGON COUNTIES HISTORY (Cities and Towns) AND THE 79TH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY  –

Vol. III of IV - CUP Medical Hardship Baker to Polk Counties Applications

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ARE OREGON COUNTIES CONDITIONAL USE (CUP) MEDICAL HARDSHIP CODES AND APPLICATIONS FOR DWELLINGS IN COMPLIANCE WITH OREGON STATE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS, TITLE II OF THE AMERICAN DISABILITY ACT AND § 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT; OREGON AND OREGON COUNTIES HISTORY (Cities and Towns) AND THE 79TH OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY  –

Vol. IV of IV - CUP Medical Hardship Sherman to Yamhill Counties Applications, Oregon and Oregon Counties History and The 79th Oregon Legislative Assembly

 

 

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BRUCE WAYNE HENION, Plaintiff, v. MARION COUNTY and LAURA PEKAREK, in her official capacity as Code Enforcement Officer of Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Defendants; Case No. 6:16-cv-01918-AA; for  Discriminatory Practices, Policies, Codes or Applications of Oregon Counties Conditional Use Medical Hardship for a dwelling in contrast to ORS’s, Title II of the ADA and § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act Book Vol. I of II

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BRUCE WAYNE HENION, Plaintiff, v. MARION COUNTY and LAURA PEKAREK, in her official capacity as Code Enforcement Officer of Marion County Sheriff’s Office, Defendants; Case No. 6:16-cv-01918-AA; for  Discriminatory Practices, Policies, Codes or Applications of Oregon Counties Conditional Use Medical Hardship for a dwelling in contrast to ORS’s, Title II of the ADA and § 504 of the Rehabilitation Act Book Vol. II of II