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Established in the late 1960s flying the A-7 Corsair,  Attack Squadron 62 "Fist of the Fleet" would be a staple within the Emmerian Naval Reserves, often attached to Carrier Air Wing 2 in San Loma. Deploying twice in 1972, and 83, the squadron would notably earn the Distinction of winning the Aurelius award in 1984, for most spirited squadron in the Navy. In 1988, the squadron would upgrade to the F/A-18C, and would make a deployment to Sapin in 1996 supporting the No Fly Zone operations over Belka at that time.

With the planned divestment of the legacy F/A-18, the squadron would be disestablished in 2012, following a remarkable forty plus years of service, with one of the best safety records within the fleet.

The original purchasers of the F-14 Design, the Emmerian Military received the second block of Osean produced F-14A Tomcats in early 1971, with the first training squadron for the type being joint Osean and Emmerian crews. In 1972 at the Gracemerian Air Show, the first operational squadron of F-14 Tomcats would be unveiled to the public. Fighter Squadron 28, otherwise known as the 'Guardians'.

For the next year, VF-28 would become the world's premier experts in the Aircraft, often running exercises against other Emmerian units, eventually making their debut at Fighter Weapons School in 1975.

VF-28 would make various deployments in the 1980s and 1990s, until military wide restructuring forced the squadron's closure in 1997. F-14As fr om the squadron would be sent to Fighter Weapons School wh ere they are currently flown by VFC-10 "Headhunters".

See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

“See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School, by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

“See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School,by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.

“See - Decide - Attack - Reverse”


These words are written above the doorway leading into the Naval Air Combat Weapons School, colloquially known as Fighter Weapons School,by the students and cadre who attend. Students come to NAS Mesa Verde four times a year and spend eight weeks being taught by some of the best tactics instructors in the Emmerian Military. Pilots learn both in the classroom and in the cockpit how to counter the various threats that the Emmerian military may face in the near and far future, and will go back to their own squadrons as in house instructors to teach the skills they have honed.