VFA-2's legacy traces back to Combat Squadron Four in mid 1921 and home-based at Naval Air Station San Diego, but was soon re-designated Fighter Squadron 2, flying the Chance-Vought VE-7 biplane.
VFA-2's legacy traces back to Combat Squadron Four in mid 1921, home-based at Naval Air Station San Diego, California. The squadron was soon re-designated Fighter Squadron 2, flying the Chance-Vought VE-7 biplane.