Naval Missile Center/Pacific Missile Test Center
Point Mugu, CA
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Dedicate this page to a former NMC or PMTC Pilot or Bluejacket.Please see below.
![]() US Naval Missile Center Patch from G. Verver |
![]() US Naval Air Missile Test Center Point Mugu, California Patch from G. Verver |
![]() Pacific Missile Test Center Patch from G. Verver |
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Heritage
- PMTC, once the Naval Missile Center, was established in 1946 to provide the Navy with the extensive open-ocean T&E capabilities required to support new Fleet systems. PMTC was an integral part of the T&E programs for most of the Navy's air-launched weapons for over four-and-a-half decades; Point Mugu developed the range instrumentation, telemetry, and threat-simulation capabilities to support the Navy's most sophisticated sea-range complex.
Aircraft
- Date First Received - - - - - Type of Aircraft:
- 3 February 1958- - - Douglas A4D-1 (A-4A) Skyhawk *
- 3 January 1959 - - - Douglas A4D-2 (A-4B) Skyhawk *
- 31 May 1961- - - - - Douglas A4D-2N (A-4C) Skyhawk *
- 24 July 1963 - - - - Douglas A-4E Skyhawk
- 10 December 1970 - - Douglas TA-4F Skyhawk
- * November 30, 1962
- The A4D-1 designation was changed to A-4A
- The A4D-2 designation was changed to A-4B
- The A4D-2N designation was changed to A-4C
- The A4D-5 designation was changed to A-4E
- Commanding Officers
- Assumed Command - - - - - - - - - - Commanding Officer
- 01 October 1946 - - - NAMTC - - Capt. A. N Perkins
- 28 January 1947 - - - NAMTC - - Capt. A. B. Scoles
- 02 April 1947 - - - - NAMTC - - Capt R. S. Hatcher
- 16 June 1959- - - - - NAMTC - - Capt E. W. Parish Jr.(acting)
- 01 August 1949- - - - NAMTC - - Capt Delmar S. Fahrney
- 31 October 1950 - - - NAMTC - - Capt. J. N. Murphy
- 23 July 1952- - - - - NAMTC - - Capt E. M. Condra
- 30 October 1954 - - - NAMTC - - Capt. J. E. Clark
- 24 September 1955 - - NAMTC - - Capt. Doyle G. Donaho
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Photograph Album
A-4B Skyhawk BuNo 142683 on the ramp during an open house.
A-4C Skyhawk BuNo 145073 in-flight with a Bullpup missile, control pod and a drop tank.
A-4A Skyhawk BuNo 137828 taxiing with MBER's on both wing stations.
A-4A Skyhawk BuNo 137828 official U.S. Navy photo
A-4A Skyhawk BuNo 137828 official U.S. Navy photo
Naval Missile Center, Pt. Mugu, CA, A-4E Skyhawk BuNo 149654 firing a Shrike missile over a China Lake test range from the loft maneuver.
Left side view of Naval Missile Center A-4C Skyhawk BuNo 145071, #86, parked on the ramp.
Right front view of Naval Missile Center, Pt. Mugu, CA, A-4E Skyhawk BuNo 149654, #81, parked on the ramp. Sidewinder missile on the outboard station.
Right side view of Naval Missile Center A-4C Skyhawk BuNo 145067, #89, parked on the flight line next to NMC BuNo 142847.
Right side view of Naval Missile Center A-4C Skyhawk BuNo 145071, #86, parked in the hangar.
Naval Missile Center, Pt. Mugu, CA, A-4E Skyhawk BuNo 149654, #81, parked on the ramp.
Right front view of Pacific Missile Test Center TA-4F Skyhawk BuNo 152872, #82, parked on the flight line with a HARM missile.
Right side view of Pacific Missile Test Center TA-4F Skyhawk BuNo 152872, #82, parked on the flight line with a HARM missile.
Right front view of Pacific Missile Test Center TA-4F Skyhawk BuNo 152872, #82, parked on the flight line with a HARM missile next to.VX-5 A-4M Skyhawk BuNo 159471, XE-15.
Left side view of Pacific Missile Test Center A-4M Skyhawk BuNo 158148, #83, parked on the flight line.
Right front view of Pacific Missile Test Center TA-4F Skyhawk BuNo 152872, #82, parked on the flight line.
Left side view of Pacific Missile Test Center TA-4F Skyhawk BuNo 152872, #82, BQM-74E aerial target launch.
Left front view of Naval Missile Center Skyhawk BuNo A-4C 145067 parked on the ramp.
Sources- Gary Verver
DEDICATION:The Skyhawk Association is looking for a Pilot or Bluejacket whose loss of life,
while assigned to NMC or PMTC, merits the posthumous dedication of this web page:
A-4 Skyhawk aircraft assigned to this unit:
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