Who has a good squadron/unit website?

[Mango]

I took on the task of getting a unit website going for my Guard unit. In the interest of not blazing new trails, does anyone know of good military unit sites that I can check for ideas? I'd like to have a site that pilots can refer to for basic flight planning (no, I'm not copying baseops.net), as well as have a decent looking layout. Thanks.

 

[HooverPilot]

http://www.vrc40.navy.mil/

 

[TheBubba]

Thats an extremely well made site. Perhaps one of the best squadron sites I've ever seen.

 

[MIDNJAC]

VFA-122 has a pretty decent one, compared to most

VFA-122 Homepage

 

[BigIron]

http://www.nascc.navy.mil/HM15/index.htm

pretty clever.

 

[jus2mch]

http://www.nascc.navy.mil/HM15/index.htm

pretty clever.

That one was pretty cool. I think I just had a seizure. What were we talking about?

 

[HuggyU2]

Not a squadron website, but a website that should be thoroughly investigated by all aviators,... especially the Navy/Marine type.
http://ramaworld.com/scarves.htm

 

[MasterBates]

Not a squadron website, but a website that should be thoroughly investigated by all aviators,... especially the Navy/Marine type.
http://ramaworld.com/scarves.htm

Investigated, and further convinced that the AF is a bunch of effeminate accesorizing homos.

You can call yourselves metro, I will just call you gay.

 

[HuggyU2]

You can call yourselves metro, I will just call you gay.

Noted.
But did you buy a plain white scarf off the website, or did you want one with USAF logos on it?

 

[WVUBetaHornet]

Not too sure on this one guys....
I mean the scarves idea had to come from somewhere right? :icon_wink

 

[llnick2001]

I don't even know where to start on that one...