Nimitz (CVN 68) - Naval Cruise Book

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PANTH ERS Commissioned in 1934, Attack Squadron Thirty- Five is the U.S. Navy's oldest attack squadron. l-lomeported at NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia, VA-35 flies the AGE and KAGD Intruder aircraft. The AGE is a nightfall-weather bomber. Because of its sophisticated weapons system, the A-6 combat mission is often carried out by single aircraft making independent raids deep into enemy territory. The KAGD is the airborne tanker version of the aircraft. Embarked in over ten different carriers, VA-35 participated in World War Il, the Korean War, the 1958 Lebanon Crisis, the 1962 Cuban Missile Em- bargo, Vietnam, and the 1968 Pueblo Incident. The Panthers have achieved many aviation milestones. Their latest is an accident-free operating period spanning more than six years and 27,000 hours. YWW Kiel! 'N if ,f , . A .. r r . ' 1 4 6 v T 3 4 VA-35 220 CDR B. K. Bryans CDR J. D. O'Brien - Commanding Officer Executive Qfficer 1 l LCDFR B. L. Liner Y LCDR D. Ft. Denault LCDFI J. D. Maynard LT J- J- Aten ' I-T Fi- S- Day LT D. k. Harrington LT R. L. Slowik LT R. D. Lankford LT J, N, Karcher LCDB M- P- CUVHG LCDR J. E. Parker LCDR J.J.Sulfaro LT J. F. Bone LT P. D. Cash LT R. G. Lerseth ' LT L. P. Lalli LT J. Richardson