List of Sabre and Fury units in the US military

List of Sabre and Fury units in the US military identifies the aircraft models, military branches, military units, and service years. The F-86 Sabre and FJ Fury was manufactured by the North American Aviation Company. Units existed in regular USAF, ANG, USN, and USMC squadrons.

USAF F-86 Units

Source: Baugher F-86D^[1]

A West Virginia Air National Guard F-86H.

A Tennessee Air Guard F-86D.

Air National Guard Squadrons

102d, New York ANG (1957-1959)
104th, Massachusetts ANG (1957-1965)
111th, Texas ANG (1957–1960)
120th, Colorado ANG (1960–1961)
122d, Indiana ANG (1957–1960)
125th, Oklahoma ANG (1957–1960)
127th, 184th Wing Kansas ANG (1958–1961)
128th, Georgia ANG (1960–1961)
133d, New Hampshire ANG (1958–1960)
146th, Pennsylvania ANG (1957–1960)
147th, Pennsylvania ANG (1958–1961)
151st, Tennessee ANG (1957–1960)
156th, North Carolina ANG (1959–1960)
157th, South Carolina ANG (1958–1960)
159th, Florida ANG (1956–1960)
173d, Nebraska ANG (1957–1964)
181st, Texas ANG (1957–1964)
182d, Texas ANG (1957–1960)
185th, Oklahoma ANG (1958–1961)
187th, Wyoming ANG (1958–1961)
190th, Idaho ANG (1959–1964)
191st, Utah ANG (1958–1961)
192d, Nevada ANG (1958–1961)
194th, California ANG (1958–1965)
196th, California ANG (1958–1965)
197th, Arizona ANG (1957–1960)
198th, Puerto Rico ANG (1958–1960)
199th, Hawaii ANG (1958–1961)

Air Force units

Source: Baugher F-86F ^[2] and F-86E ^[3]

An F-86F of the 21st Fighter Day Wing at Chambley Air Base.

A 514th FIS F-86D at Ramstein Air Base.

1st Fighter Interceptor Wing—F-86E
4th Fighter Interceptor Wing (334th, 335th, 336th Squadrons) -- F-86E, F
8th Fighter Bomber Wing (35th, 36th, 80th Squadrons) -- F-86F
18th Fighter Interceptor Wing (12th, 44th, 55th Squadrons) -- F-86F
21st Fighter Interceptor Wing (92d, 416th, 531st Squadrons)-- F-86F
33d Fighter Interceptor Wing (58th, 59th, 60th Squadrons) -- F-86E
36th Fighter Interceptor Wing (23d, 32d, 53d Squadrons) -- F-86F
48th Fighter Interceptor Wing (492d, 493d, 494th Squadrons)-- F-86F
50th Fighter Bomber Wing (10th, 81st, 417th Squadrons) -- F-86F
51st Fighter Interceptor Wing (16th, 25th, 39th Squadrons) -- F-86E, F
56th Fighter Interceptor Wing (61st, 62nd, 63rd Squadrons) -- F-86E
58th Fighter Interceptor Wing (69th, 310th, 311th Squadrons) -- F-86F
81st Fighter Interceptor Wing (78th, 91st, 92d Squadrons) -- F-86F
312th Fighter Bomber Wing (386th, 387th, 388th Squadrons) -- F-86H
322d Fighter Interceptor Wing (450th, 451st, 452d Squadrons) -- F-86F
366th Fighter Interceptor Wing (389th, 390th, 391st Squadrons) -- F-86F
388th Fighter Interceptor Wing (561st, 562d, 563d Squadrons) -- F-86F
406th Fighter Interceptor Wing (512th, 513th, 514st Squadrons) -- F-86F
450th Fighter Interceptor Wing (721st, 722d, 723d Squadrons) -- F-86F
474th Fighter Interceptor Wing (428th, 429th, 430th Squadrons) -- F-86F
479th Fighter Interceptor Wing (431st, 434th, 435th Squadrons) -- F-86F

US Navy units with FJ Fury

Source: Baugher Fury ^[4]

VF-173 FJ-3s aboard USS Saratoga c. 1956

FJ-3s of VF-21 aboard USS Ranger in 1957

Atlantic Fleet

FJ-3: VF-3, VF-33
VF-173 based at Jacksonville, Florida, Sept. 1954
FJ-3M: VA-172, VF-12, VF-62, VF-73, VF-84, VF-17.
FJ-3D2: Guided Missile Squadron TWO / VU-8.

Pacific Fleet

FJ-3: VF-24, VF-91, VF-154, VF-191, VF-211
FJ-3M: VF-21, VF-51, VF-121, VF-142, VF-143, VF-211.
FJ-4B: VA-192

Carriers

USS Bennington on May 8, 1955
USS Forrestal on Jan. 4, 1956, VF-21
USS Bon Homme Richard 1957-58

US Marine Corps units with FJ Fury

References

Notes

Bibliography

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