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Landivisiau
June
29th 1997
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Following the development of carrier
aviation in the jet age and the "overpopulation" of the NAS Hyeres , the
General Staff decided to build a new naval air station Britain where
there was already a big presence of the navy.
And so NAS Landivisiau was born . It extends over 370 hectares
Landivisiau is the name of the largest city near the base. The
construction of the base started in 1963 and was finished two years
later. 1 February 1965, General de Gaulle inaugurated the new NAS.
Landivisiau is the home base of the carrier wing. These aircraft operate
normally from the aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle, but can also
deployed to ground bases. Thus, the naval air station Landivisiau is a
real "top gun" base.
The first unit allocated to Landivisiau was 11F on 2 May 1967. It was
soon followed by 15F 1 August 1967. Both equipped with Etendard IV . The
first Crusader (F8E) arrived on 1 August 1967 with the creation of
fleets 12F and 14F. 15F Flotilla was disbanded on 1 January 1969 and
replaced three months later by the Flotilla 16F, equipped with Etendard
IV P .
At the same time, the section Fouga Zephyr , intended to undertake the
tasks of routes for the authorities and flight training blind, was
created. It was replaced on 1 May 1972 by SRL (Section Reactor
Landivisiau), equipped with Morane MS 760 Paris (and 10 Sea Falcon from
1975) and by 57S 1 September 1981.
The Super Etendard , intended to replace the Etendard IV M of 11E,
arrived for the first time in Landivisiau on July 27, 1978.
On 18 April 1979, 14F is, in turn, equipped with Super-Etendard
(replacing the Crusader ), before being mothballed July 10, 1991. In
July 1993, 17F, established in Hyères in 1958 and equipped with
Super-Etendard moved to Landivisiau . This year , all the Falcon 10 MER
are grouped in Landivisiau to 57S, while Morane Paris are removed from
service
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11F |
12F |
17f |
57S |
CEIPM |
BAN Landivisiau |
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Static near 12/16F hangar:
E64/314-TL Alpha Jet E EAC00.314
26 Atlantique 2 nn
118
Etendard IVP 16F
32 Falcon 10MER 57S
A64/7-IS Jaguar A
EC03.007
632/33-NE Mirage F1CR ER02.033
660/33-ND Mirage F1CR ER02.033
85
MS760
57S
60 N262
2S
50 S.Etendard 17F
163025/AJ-601 E-2C
VAW-124
160891/AJ-214 F-14A
VF-14
164680/AJ-311 F/A-18C
VFA-15
F-GPAB
Falcon 20 FRL
12F hangar (near this static):
39
F-8P 12F
57
S.Etendard 11F
Display hangar:
109 Etendard IVP 16F
8
F-8P
12F
88 MS760
57S
19
S.Etendard 17F
66
S.Etendard nm
In front of this hangar:
35
F-8P
12F
32, 42 MS760
57S
44
S.Etendard 17F
Static (taxitrack):
2331/AIE AS532UL
4RHCM
108
CAP10B
50S
69 EMB121AN 52S
808 Lynx HAS4 34F
62 MS893A
50S
347 SA319B
35F
101 SA321G
32F
1194/BWN SA341F
3RHC
113/315-YD TB-30 EPAA00.315
F-AZPI
CM175 '5'
F-GFOU Robin ATL
F-GHZU TB-20
F-GJLT
MH1521M
F-PYQK MC12 CriCri
Flying/flightline east side:
53 Br1050 6F
512/2-FQ, 516/2-FA Mirage 2000B EC02.002
8/2-FI
Mirage 2000C EC02.002
ZD992/VL-724 Harrier T8 899sq
F-AZCK A75N1 '205'
F-AZFV T-28
'517692/142'
F-AZHJ Vampire FB6
F-AZJG DR.1 replica '102/17'
F-AZPF CM175
'28'
F-AZMO CM175
'14'
F-BYAJ
S2A
F-GJBK
Bell 47G2
RA-01281 Yak-52
'69' -grey-
Flying/flightline west side:
114, 115 Etendard IVP 16F
153, 163 Etendard IVPMP 16F
23, 32
F-8P 12F
16, 69
S.Etendard 17F
23, 31
S.Etendard 11F
17, 28, 39, 43 S.Etendard
nn
45, 48, 51 S.Etendard nn
160396/AJ-213 F-14A
VF-14
161607/AJ-100 F-14A
VF-41
162704/AJ-107 F-14A
VF-41
164631/AJ-312 F/A-18C
VFA-15
164691/AJ-411 F/A-18C
VFA-87
164628/AJ-414 F/A-18C
VFA-87
57S hangar (west side):
101 Etendard IVP wfu? (16F mks)
133, 143, 185 Falcon
10MER 57S
19 F-8P
12F
41, 87 MS760
57S
49 S.Etendard 11F
35 S.Etendard CEV
38, 41, 46
S.Etendard nn
17F hangar:
1, 12, 24, 26 S.Etendard nn
32, 47, 55, 61 S.Etendard
nn
Paintshop:
107 Etendard IVP 16F
Gate guard:
52
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