List of inactive United States Navy helicopter squadrons


There are hundreds of US Navy aircraft squadrons which are not currently active dating back to before World War II. To be more accurate: there are hundreds of former U.S. Navy aircraft squadrons which have been disestablished and no longer exist and there are approximately 40 or so U.S. Navy aircraft squadrons which have been deactivated and which currently exist only "on paper" in an inactive status. These disestablished and/or deactivated squadrons are sometimes incorrectly referred to as "decommissioned" squadrons, but proper usage prior to 1998, was that squadrons were "established" and "disestablished" and after 1998, squadrons are "established", "deactivated" and sometimes "reactivated". It has never been correct to refer to U.S. Navy aircraft squadrons as being "commissioned" and "decommissioned", ships are commissioned and decommissioned, U.S. Navy aircraft squadrons are not.

Disestablished or deactivated helicopter squadrons

Disestablished and Deactivated Utility (HU) squadrons and Combat Support (HC) squadrons and HC designations no longer in use

The HU designation was the first designation created for Navy helicopter squadrons. It was created in 1948 with the establishment of the Navy's first two operational helicopter squadrons: "Utility" squadrons One and Two. In July 1965 the "Combat Support" designation was created when the three existing "Utility" squadrons were redesignated "Combat Support" squadrons. The HC designation was used to designate squadrons whose primary function was either logistics or the provision of utility services with two notable exceptions; HC-7 and HC-9 were Combat Search and Rescue squadrons. In April 2005 all existing HC squadrons but one were redesignated Helicopter Sea Combat squadrons and the single remaining HC squadron was deactivated on 28 September 2007. Since 28 September 2007 the HC designation exists only as the designation for that single inactive squadron.
HU/HC squadrons were numbered sequentially beginning with HU-1/HC-1 with odd numbers given to Pacific Fleet squadrons and even numbers to Atlantic Fleet squadrons. The jump from HC-11 to HC-16 occurred because HC-16 was originally established by the Naval Air Training Command as HCT-16 to provide Plane Guard services aboard the Naval Air Training Command's training Aircraft Carrier USS Lexington . It was redesignated HC-16 when it was administratively transferred from the Naval Air Training Command to Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic Fleet in 1977. HC-85 was a redesignation of the Navy Reserve's HS-85 and it kept its designation number through the redesignation.
The table below does not list disestablished squadrons; it is a list of squadron designations which are no longer in use. Some of the squadron designations in the table belonged to squadrons which have been disestablished, some are former designations of HSC squadrons which are still active, and one is a designation of a currently inactive squadron.
Note: The parenthetical,, etc... appended to some designations in the table below are not a part of the squadron designation system. They are added to indicate that the designation was used more than once during the history of U.S. Naval Aviation and which use of the designation is indicated. Absence indicates that the designation was used only once.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDisestablished/ Deactivated as Disestablished/ Deactivated DateNotes
HU-1Pacific Fleet AngelsHO3S
HTL
HUL
HUK
HUP
HO4S/CH-19
HSS/SH-34
HUS/CH-34
UH-2A,B
UH-46A
RH-3A
HU-1: 1 Apr 1948-4 Jul 1965
HC-1: 4 Jul 1965-29 Apr 1994
HC-1
Disestablished
29 April 1994
HU-2Atlantic Fleet AngelsHO3S
HTL
HRP
HO4S
HTK
HUL
HUP/UH-25C
HSS/SH-34
UH-2A
HU-2: 1 Apr 1948-4 Jul 1965
HC-2: 4 Jul 1965-30 Sep 1977
HC-2
Disestablished
30 September 1977
HU-4InvadersHTL/TH-13
HUL/UH-13
HRS/CH-19
HSS/SH-34
HUS/UH-34
HU-4: 1 July 1960 – 4 July 1965
HC-4: 4 July 1965-Mar 1972
HSL-30: Mar 1972-30 Sep 1993
HSL-30
Disestablished
30 September 1993"Split out" of HU-2 on 1 Jul 1960
HC-1Fleet AngelsHH-3A
RH-3A
UH-1B
UH-46A,D
UH-2A,B,C
HH-2C
SH-3A,G,D,H
CH-53E
HU-1: 1 Apr 1948-4 Jul 1965
HC-1: 4 Jul 1965-29 Apr 1994
HC-1
Disestablished
29 April 1994HC-1 "split out" HAL-3 on 1 Apr 1967 and HC-3, HC-5 and HC-7 on 1 Sep 1967. H-3 FRS 1989-1993
HC-2
Fleet AngelsSH-34J
UH-2A,C
HH-2D
SH-3G
HU-2: 1 Apr 1948-4 Jul 1965
HC-2: 4 Jul 1965-30 Sep 1977
HC-2
Disestablished
30 September 1977
HC-2



Circuit Riders,
Fleet Angels
CH-53E
MH-53E
VH-3A
SH-3G
UH-3H
HC-2: 1 Apr 1987-1 Jan 2006
HSC-2: 1 Jan 2006–present
HSC-2Not applicable, still activeAdopted the name "Fleet Angels" in 1994 when HC-1 was disestablished. Both HU-1 and HU-2 were nicknamed "Fleet Angels" and both carried the name through their redesignations to HC-1 and HC-2. Adopted the insignia of HC-2 in 1994 at the same time the nickname was adopted. H-3 FRS 1997-2006
HC-3
PackratsH-46
MH-60S
HC-3: 1 Sep 1967-1 Apr 2005
HSC-3: 1 Apr 2005–present
HSC-3Not applicable, still active"Split out" of HC-1 on 1 Sep 1967. H-46 FRS 1982-2002, MH-60S FRS from 2002
HC-4
InvadersTH-13
UH-13
CH-19
SH-34
UH-34
UH-46A
UH-2B
HH-2D
SH-2D
HU-4: 1 July 1960 – 4 July 1965
HC-4: 4 July 1965-Mar 1972
HSL-30: Mar 1972-30 Sep 1993
HSL-30
Disestablished
30 September 1993
HC-4
Black StallionsCH-53E
MH-53E
HC-4: 6 May 1983 – present
HC-4
Deactivated
30 September 2007Provided Vertical Onboard Delivery services to Carrier Battle Groups operating in the Mediterranean Sea
HC-5
Arch AngelesCH-19E
UH-2
SH-3A
RH-3A
SH-34J
HH-2D
SH-2D
HC-5: 1 Sep 1967-Mar 1972
HSL-31: Mar 1972-31 July 1992
HSL-31
Disestablished
31 July 1992"Split out" of HC-1 on 1 Sep 1967
HC-5
ProvidersH-46
MH-60S
HC-5: 3 Feb 1984-21 Apr 2005
HSC-25: 21 Apr 2005–present
HSC-25Not applicable, still active
HC-6ChargersUH-43C
UH-34D
UH-2B
RH-3A
VH-3A
RH-53A
H-46
MH-60S
HC-6: 1 Sep 1967-Apr 2005
HSC-26: Apr 2005–present
HSC-26Not applicable, still active"Split out" of HC-4 on 1 Sep 1967
HC-7SeadevilsUH-2
SH-3A
RH-3A
UH-34D
UH-46A
HH-2C
HH-3A
HC-7: 1 Sep 1967-30 Jun 1975HC-7
Disestablished
30 June 1975"Split out" of HC-1 on 1 Sep 1967. Western Pacific utility squadron and Vietnam War Combat Search and Rescue squadron
HC-8Dragon WhalesH-46
MH-60S
HC-8: 3 Dec 1984-Apr 2005
HSC-28: Apr 2005–present
HSC-28Not applicable, still active
HC-9Black Cats,
Protectors
HH-3AHC-9: 1 Aug 1975-31 Jul 1990HC-9
Disestablished
31 July 1990United States Navy Reserve Squadron
Combat Search and Rescue Squadron established upon disestablishment of active component CSAR squadron HC-7
HC-11GunbearersUH-3H
H-46
MH-60S
HC-11: 1 Oct 1977-Apr 2005
HSC-21: Apr 2005–present
HSC-21Not applicable, still active
HCT-16BullfrogsUH-2C
HH-46A
HCT-16: 1 Nov 1974-May 1977
HC-16: May 1977-1 Apr 1994
HC-16
Disestablished
1 April 1994"Training Support" squadron, provided SAR and Plane Guard services for Naval Air Training Command operations in the Pensacola area
HC-16BullfrogsHH-46D
UH-1N
SH-3D
HCT-16: 1 Nov 1974-May 1977
HC-16: May 1977-1 Apr 1994
HC-16
Disestablished
1 April 1994Plane Guard squadron for Naval Air Training Command training aircraft carrier, H-46 FRS 1977-1982, HH-1N FRS 1979-1994
HC-85Golden GatorsUH-3H
MH-60S
HS-85: 1 Jul 1970-Oct 1994

HC-85: Oct 1994-Feb 2006
HSC-85: Feb 2006–present
HSC-85Not applicable, still activeUnited States Navy Reserve Squadron

Disestablished and Deactivated Anti-submarine (HS) squadrons and HS designations no longer in use

The HS designation was created in 1951 to designate Anti-Submarine squadrons and was in use until the last active HS squadron was redesignated to Helicopter Sea Combat squadron on 1 June 2016. The designation has not been in active use since.
HS designations were numbered sequentially beginning with HS-1 without regard to Carrier Air Group assignment, though; odd numbered designations were given to Atlantic Fleet squadrons and even numbered designations to Pacific Fleet squadrons. USNR HS designations were numbered in accordance with the Reserve Carrier Air Antisubmarine Groups for which they were established for assignment: HS-74 and HS-75 to CVSGR-70, and HS-84 and HS-85 to CVSGR-80.
The table below does not list disestablished squadrons; it is a list of squadron designations which are no longer in use. Some of the squadron designations in the table belonged to squadrons which have been disestablished but some are former designations of HSC squadrons which are still active. There are currently two inactive HS squadrons, HS-75 which was deactivated in 2007 and HS-10 which was deactivated in 2012.
Note: The parenthetical,, etc... appended to some designations in the table below are not a part of the squadron designation system. They are added to indicate that the designation was used more than once during the history of U.S. Naval Aviation and which use of the designation is indicated. Absence indicates that the designation was used only once.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDisestablished/ Deactivated as
Disestablished/ Deactivated DateNotes
HS-1SeahorsesHUP
HTL
TBM
HRS
HO4S
HSS-1
SNB
HSS-1N/SH-34J
HSS-2/SH-3A
SH-3D,G,H
VH-3A
HH-3A
SH-60F
HS-1: 3 Oct 1951-30 Jun 1997HS-1
Disestablished
30 June 1997East coast FRS
HS-2Golden FalconsHO4S
HSS-1,1N
HSS-2/SH-3A
SH-3D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-2: 7 Mar 1952-6 Aug 2009
HSC-12: 6 Aug 2009–present
HSC-12Not applicable, still active
HS-3TridentsHUP
HO4S
HSS-1,1N
HSS-2/SH-3A
SH-3D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-3: 18 Jun 1952-1 Jun 2009
HSC-9: 1 Jun 2009–present
HSC-9Not applicable, still active
HS-4Black KnightsHO4S
HSS-1
HSS-1N/SH-34J
SH-3A,D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-4: 30 Jun 1952-29 Mar 2012
HSC-4: 29 Mar 2012–present
HSC-4Not applicable, still active
HS-5Night DippersHSS-1N/SH-34J
SH-3A,D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-5: 3 Jan 1956-24 Jan 2014
HSC-5: 24 Jan 2014–present
HSC-5Not applicable, still active
HS-6IndiansHO4S
HSS-1N
HSS-2/SH-3A
SH-3D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-6: 1 Jun 1956-8 Jul 2011
HSC-6: 8 Jul 2011–present
HSC-6Not applicable, still active
HS-7
Big DippersHSS-1
HSS-1N/SH-34J
HS-7: 2 Apr 1956-31 May 1966HS-7
Disestablished
31 May 1966
HS-7



Big Dippers
Shamrocks
Dusty Dogs
SH-3D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-7: 15 Dec 1969-15 Apr 2011
HSC-7: 15 Apr 2011–present
HSC-7Not applicable, still activeAdopted name and insignia from disestablished HS-7
HS-8
EightballersHSS-1N/SH-34J
SH-3A
HS-8 : 1 Jun 1956-31 Dec 1968HS-8
Disestablished
31 December 1968
HS-8
EightballersSH-3D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-8 : 1 Nov 1969-28 Sep 2007
HSC-8: 28 Sep 2007–present
HSC-8Not applicable, still activeAdopted name and insignia from disestablished HS-8
HS-9
Sea GriffinsHSS-1N/SH-34J
SH-3A
HS-9: 1 June 1956- 1 Oct 1968HS-9
Disestabished
1 October 1968
HS-9
Sea GriffinsSH-3H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-9: 4 Jun 1976-30 Apr 1993HS-9
Disestablished
30 April 1993Adopted name and insignia from disestablished HS-9
HS-10Task Masters,
War Hawks
HSS-1N
HSS-2/SH-3A
SH-3D,G,H
SH-60F
HS-10: 1 July 1960 – present
HS-10
Deactivated
12 July 2012West coast FRS
HS-11Dragon SlayersHSS-1,1N
SH-3,D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-11: 27 Jun 1957-1 Jun 2016
HSC-11: 1 Jun 2016–present
HSC-11Not applicable, still active
HS-12WyvernsSH-3HHS-12: 15 Jul 1977-30 Nov 1994HS-12
Disestablished
30 November 1994
HS-13Sub ChoppersHSS-1
HSS-1N/SH-34J
HS-13: 25 Sep 1961- 1 Oct 1962HS-13
Disestablished
1 October 1962
HS-14ChargersSH-3H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-14: 10 Jul 1984-Jul 2013
HSC-14: Jul 2013–present
HSC-14Not applicable, still active
HS-15Red LionsSH-3G,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-15: 29 October 1971-Nov 2102
HSC-15: Nov 2012–present

HSC-15
Deactivated
31 March 2017
HS-16NighthawksSH-3HHS-16: 10 March 1987-1 Jun 1988HS-16
Disestablished
1 June 1988
HS-17Neptune's RaidersSH-3HHS-17: 4 April 1984-30 Jun 1991HS-17
Disestablished
30 June 1991
HS-74MinutemenSH-3A,DHS-74: 1 June 1970-Jan 1985
HSL-74: Jan 1985-1 Apr 1994
HSL-74
Disestablished
1 April 1994United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HS-75Emerald KnightsSH-3A,D,H
SH-60F
HH-60H
HS-75: 1 June 1970 – present


HSL-84
Deactivated
30 Jun 2001United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HS-85Golden GatorsSH-3A,D,HHS-85: 1 Jul 1970-Oct 1994
HC-85: Oct 1994-Feb 2006

HSC-85: Feb 2006–present
HSC-85Not applicable, still activeUnited States Navy Reserve Squadron

Deactivated Sea Combat (HSC) squadrons

The "Sea Combat" designation was instituted April 2005 when the "Combat Support" squadrons conducting at sea logistics had completed their transitions from the H-46 to the multi-mission MH-60S. Beginning in 2007 the "Helicopter Anti-submarine" squadrons began transitioning to the MH-60S as well relinquishing the anti-submarine role aboard the aircraft carrier to the new "Maritime Strike" squadrons. The HSC designation identifies squadrons with the primary functions of Naval Special Warfare support, Anti-surface Warfare, Combat Search and Rescue, and Vertical Replenishment.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDeactivated asDeactivated DateNotes
HSC-15Red LionsMH-60SHS-15: 29 October 1971-Nov 2102

HSC-15: Nov 2012-present
HSC-15
Deactivated
31 March 2017
HSC-84RedwolvesHH-60HHAL-4: 1 Jul 1976-Oct 1989

HCS-4: Oct 1989-Oct 2006

HSC-84: Oct 2006–present
HSC-84
Deactivated
31 March 2016United States Navy Reserve Squadron
Operated in a Naval Special Warfare Support role

Disestablished and Deactivated Anti-submarine (Light) (HSL) squadrons and HSL designations no longer in use

The "Anti-submarine Squadron " designation was established in 1972 to designate Anti-submarine squadrons which operated the "light" SH-2 helicopter in detachments aboard surface force ships as a part of the "Light Airborne Multipurpose System" program to provide surface ships with a helicopter to extend the ship's sensor and weapons ranges. The designation was discontinued in active use in July 2015 when the last HSL squadron was redesignated a Helicopter Maritime Strike squadron. The designation currently exists only attached to two inactive HSL squadrons which were deactivated in 2001.
HSL designations began with HSL-30 and squadrons were numbered sequentially with even numbers assigned to Atlantic Fleet squadrons and odd numbers to Pacific Fleet squadrons. When new HSL squadrons were established to operated the new LAMPS Mk III system they were designated beginning with HSL-40 and continued the even Atlantic and odd Pacific scheme. HSL-74 and HSL-84 were redesignations of the Navy Reserve's HS-74 and HS-84 and they kept their designation numbers through the redesignation. When HSL-94 was established it was designated to fit the pattern HSL-74, 84, 94.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDisestablished/ Deactivated as Disestablished/ Deactivated DateNotes
HSL-30Neptune's HorsemenSH-2F
HH-2D
HU-4: 1 July 1960 – 4 July 1965

HC-4: 4 July 1965-Mar 1972

HSL-30: Mar 1972-30 Sep 1993
HSL-30
Disestablished
30 September 1993East coast FRS
HSL-31Arch AngelsSH-2F
HH-2D
HC-5: 1 Sep 1967-Mar 1972

HSL-31: Mar 1972-31 July 1992
HSL-31
Disestablished
31 July 1992West coast FRS
HSL-32InvadersSH-2FHSL-32: 17 Aug 1973-31 Jan 1994HSL-32
Disestablished
31 January 1994
HSL-33SeasnakesSH-2FHSL-33: 31 July 1973-29 Apr 1994HSL-33
Disestablished
29 April 1994
HSL-34GreencheckersSH-2FHSL-34: 27 Sep 1974-30 Nov 1993HSL-34
Disestablished
30 November 1993
HSL-35MagiciansSH-2FHSL-35: 15 Jan 1974-4 Dec 1992HSL-35
Disestablished
4 December 1992A new squadron designated HSM-35 was established on 2 May 2013 which adopted the "Magicians" name and insignia, but that squadron is not related to this one
HSL-36LamplightersSH-2FHSL-36: 26 Sep 1975-30 Sep 1992HSL-36
Disestablished
30 September 1992
HSL-37Easy RidersSH-2F
SH-60B
HSL-37: 3 Jul 1975-Oct 2013
HSM-37: Oct 2013–present
HSM-37Not applicable, still active
HSL-40AirwolvesSH-60BHSL-40: 4 Oct 1985-Nov 2009
HSM-40: Nov 2009–present
HSM-40Not applicable, still activeEast coast FRS
HSL-41SeahawksSH-60BHSL-41: 21 Jan 1983-Dec 2006
HSM-41: Dec 2006–present
HSM-41Not applicable, still activeWest coast FRS
HSL-42Proud WarriorsSH-60BHSL-42: 5 Oct 1984-15 Jan 2013
HSM-72: 15 Jan 2013–present
HSM-72Not applicable, still active
HSL-43Battle CatsSH-60BHSL-43: 5 Oct 1984-Feb 2012
HSM-73: Feb 2012–present
HSM-73Not applicable, still active
HSL-44Swamp FoxesSH-60BHSL-44: 21 Aug 1986-9 Jun 2011
HSM-74: 9 Jun 2011–present
HSM-74Not applicable, still active
HSL-45WolfpackSH-60BHSL-45: 3 Oct 1986-Feb 2011
HSM-75: Feb 2011–present
HSM-75Not applicable, still active
HSL-46GrandmastersSH-60BHSL-46: 7 Apr 1988-Mar 2012
HSM-46: Mar 2012–present
HSM-46Not applicable, still active
HSL-47SaberhawksSH-60BHSL-47: 25 Sep 1987-2 Apr 2009
HSM-77: 2 Apr 2009–present
HSM-77Not applicable, still active
HSL-48VipersSH-60BHSL-48: 7 Sep 1989-May 2014
HSM-48: May 2014 – present
HSM-48Not applicable, still active
HSL-49ScorpionsSH-60BHSL-49: 23 Mar 1990-1 Apr 2015
HSM-49: 1 Apr 2015–present
HSM-49Not applicable, still active
HSL-51WarlordsUH-3H
SH-60B
HSL-51: 1 Oct 1991-7 Mar 2013
HSM-51: 7 Mar 2013–present
HSM-51Not applicable, still activeIn addition to the SH-60B the squadron operated the UH-3H in a VIP transport detachment from 1991-2006 in support of Commander, Seventh Fleet
HSL-60JaguarsSH-60BHSL-60: 1 Apr 2001-Jul 2015
HSM-60: Jul 2015–present
HSM-60Not applicable, still activeUnited States Navy Reserve Squadron
HSL-74Demon ElvesSH-2FHS-74: 1 June 1970-Jan 1985

HSL-74: Jan 1985-1 Apr 1994
HSL-74
Disestablished
1 April 1994United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HSL-84ThunderboltsSH-2F
SH-2G
HS-84: 1 July 1970-Apr 1984

HSL-84
Deactivated
30 Jun 2001United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HSL-94TitansSH-2F
SH-2G
HSL-94: 1 Oct 1985–present'''
HSL-94
Deactivated
1 April 2001United States Navy Reserve Squadron

Disestablished and Deactivated Light Attack (HAL) and Combat Support (Special) (HCS) squadrons

The "Light Attack" designation was created in 1967 when HC-1's attack helicopter detachment was established as a separate squadron. In 1988 the functions of the two Navy Reserve Light Attack squadrons were merged with the function of the single Navy Reserve Combat Search and Rescue Squadron the two light attack squadrons were redesignated to "Combat Support ". The HCS designation remained in active use until 2006 when one of the squadrons was redesignated to Helicopter Sea Combat squadron and the other was deactivated.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDisestablished/ Deactivated as
Disestablished/ Deactivated DateNotes
HAL-3SeawolvesUH-1B
UH-1C
UH-1L
UH-1M
HH-1K
HAL-3: 1 April 1967-26 Jan 1972HAL-3
Disestablished
25 January 1972"Split out" of HC-1 on 1 Apr 1967. Light Attack Squadron, operated during Vietnam War
HAL-4RedwolvesHH-1KHAL-4: 1 Jul 1976-Oct 1989
HCS-4: Oct 1989-Oct 2006
HSC-84: Oct 2006–present

HSC-84
Deactivated
31 March 2016United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HAL-5Blue HawksHH-1KHAL-5: 1 Mar 1977-Oct 1989
HCS-5: Oct 1989–present
HCS-5
Deactivated
31 December 2006United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HCS-4RedwolvesHH-60HHAL-4: 1 Jul 1976-Oct 1989
HCS-4: Oct 1989-Oct 2006
HSC-84: Oct 2006–present

HSC-84
Deactivated
31 March 2016United States Navy Reserve Squadron
HCS-5FirehawksHH-60HHAL-5: 1 Mar 1977-Oct 1989
HCS-5: Oct 1989–present
HCS-5
Deactivated
31 December 2006United States Navy Reserve Squadron.

Disestablished Mine Countermeasure (HM) squadrons

The HM designation was established in 1971 to designate "Mine Countermeasures" squadrons. It remains in use to the present day.
DesignationInsigniaNicknameAircraftEstablishment and Redesignation DatesDisestablished DateNotes
HM-12
Sea DragonsRH-53A
RH-53D
CH-53E
MH-53E
HM-12: 1 Apr 1971-30 Sep 199430 September 1994"Split out" of HC-6 on 1 Apr 1971. FRS
HM-16SeahawksRH-53DHM-16: 27 Oct 1978-2 Jan 19872 January 1987"Split out" of HM-12 on 27 Oct 1978
HM-18NorsemenRH-53D
MH-53E
HM-18: 1 Oct 1986-4 Mar 19954 March 1995United States Navy Reserve Squadron. Personnel and aircraft were integrated into HM-14 upon disestablishment
HM-19Golden BearsRH-53D
MH-53E
HM-19: 9 Jan 1989-5 Nov 19945 November 1994United States Navy Reserve Squadron. Personnel and aircraft were integrated into HM-15 upon disestablishment

Disestablished other helicopter squadrons