File:McDonnell Douglas F-A-18A Hornet US Navy VFA-195 - NF101 (1991 Gulf War).png
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English: NF101 (Buno 162887), an F/A-18A Hornet assigned to VFA-195 Dambusters aboard the USS Midway, CV-41 in the 1991 Gulf War. The Dambusters were the first F/A-18 squadron to deploy the Walleye TV guided bomb in combat during this conflict.
日本語: NF101（Buno 162887、1991年の湾岸戦争でUSSミッドウェイCV-41に搭載されたVFA-195ダムバスターに割り当てられたF / A-18Aホーネット。ダムバスターズは、この紛争中にウォールアイTV誘導爆弾を戦闘に配備した最初のF / A-18戦隊でした。 |
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