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FIGHTER
SQUADRON 124 (VF-124)
NAVAL AIR STATION,
MIRAMAR, CA |
| Hilton Suite Number: |
373 |
| Commanding Officer: |
CAPT George Moa, USN
(attended Tailhook '91)
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| Executive Officer: |
(attended Tailhook '91) |
| Contributing Squadrons: |
Fighter Squadrons VF-1,
2, 24, 51, 111 and
211 |
| Squadron Members Attending: |
78 |
| Suite Financing: |
No individual assessment;
profits from the sale of squadron
memorabilia and contributions of
approximately $4,500 from supporting
squadrons
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| Hours of Operation: |
Thursday, 3:00 p.m.
to Friday, 2:00 a.m.;
Friday, 3:00p.m. to Saturday,
2:00 a.m.; Saturday, 3:00 p.m.
to Sunday, 2:00 a.m. |
| Type of Alcohol Served: |
Keg beer, and margaritas |
| Total Cost of Alcohol: |
$1,954 |
| Total Cost of Suite Damage: |
$412 for damage (stains)
to the furniture |
The VF-124 suite was known as
"Fightertown" as it represented
other fighter squadrons based at Naval
Air Station, Mirimar, CA. and derived
some of its funding from those
squadrons.
"Belly" or "Navel Shots,"
the practice of drinking alcohol
(typically tequila) out of people's
navels occurred in the VF-124
suite.
In several accounts, a number of
participants watched three male
officers drink belly shots from
the navel of a female officer. The
same female officer later got her
legs shaved by two male officers.
The female officer herself reported that
a few of the belly shot participants wore
short skirts, no undergarments, and
exposed themselves during the
procedure.
Suite VF-124's "entertainment" included
a disk jockey, pornographic movies,
physical contact with strippers,
and sadomasochistic and lesbian stripper
performances.
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