Welcome aboard, VA-95 Skyknights and Green Lizards!
If you ever wore the VA-95 squadron patch, turned wrenches on the flight line or flight deck, loaded ordnance, stood watches, deployed aboard a carrier, or simply did your part to keep the aircraft of VA-95 flying—this is a place for you.
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This page is dedicated to the sailors, aircrew, maintainers, support personnel, families, and friends who helped make Attack Squadron 95 (VA-95) a unique part of U.S. Navy aviation history.
Most of us remember the aircraft we maintained. We also remember the cruises, ports, flight deck, ready room, maintenance control, shop spaces, midnight chow—and those wonderful days when the skipper said something that made everybody wonder, “What the hell are we doing now?” But most of all, we remember the people we were fortunate to of served with.
That’s what this page is about. We want to preserve the history of VA-95, but we also want to preserve the stories behind that history.
So, Hello Lizards and Welcome!
Pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee—or something stronger if the liberty bell has already rung—Sit back and re-live some our history. And don’t forget to tell us a bit about your time with VA-95 while you’re at it.
When you check in, tell us:
- Your name or nickname
- Your rate/rank
- Your years with VA-95
- Your shop or job
- The carrier(s) you deployed aboard
- Tell us a story about your Lizard experience
Whether you served as a Skyknight or as a Green Lizard, or simply have a connection to the squadron’s history, you’re welcome here.
The Navy may have disestablished VA-95, but as long as the sailors who served remember the squadron and tell its stories, the Green Lizards are still around.
Welcome aboard, shipmates.
Once a Lizard, always a Lizard.
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