Naval Air Station Pensacola
17 June, 1922 - Training schools for Naval Aviators and Naval Aviation Pilots to be conducted in accordance with syllabus approved by the bureal of Navigation 9 April 1922. Training schools for Naval Aviation Observers.
Operating allowance of planes as follows:
- 30 - Single engine seaplanes; (primary training type).
- 22 - Single engine seaplanes; (Gunnery training type).
- 6 - Single engine torpedo and bombing planes.
- 15 - Twin engine seaplanes.
- 20 - Single engine airplanes; (primary land training type).
- 8 - Single engine spotting planes.
- 8 - Single engine combat training planes.
25 June 1923 -
Operating allowance of planes as follows:
- 50 Training seaplanes (combined primary and gunnery).
- 6 Single-engine torpedo and bombing airplanes.
- 15 Twin-engine seaplanes.
- 20 Single-engine airplanes (primary land training type).
- 8 Single-engine spotting airplanes.
- 8 Single-engine combat training airplanes.