The
roster contains the names of VP-2 veterans, surviving spouses
and
other association members. A 'star' to the left of the
surname indicates that a biographical sketch of the member is available
here.
The biographical sketches are displayed as a
way of thanking those whose loyal service to the Navy and to
their country contributed to the success of the Patrol Squadron Two
team in operations from before World War II to the Vietnam
War. It is hoped that visitors to this website will be
inspired to learn more about the people who served unselfishly in VP-2
during some very difficult periods in our nation's history.
Some of these men served the Navy for a single tour of duty;
some for many years; some for decades. All of
them sacrificed a bit of self to put their
country and the cause of freedom ahead of their own personal
interests.
Elsewhere on this website, visitors can learn
about the Whidbey Patrol Squadron Memorial that
now stands proudly in Oak Harbor, Washington. The
Memorial is a monument to those whose names and biographies are
contained herein.
The contact
information below is available to family and friends of VP2
Association members for
personal communication purposes only. The data is only as
accurate and current
as the member chooses. Please send special requests or
updated
information to nvsoar.
VP2
Association members
names are in upper case.
All
Shipmates are encouraged to join the association. More information here.
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