Em todas as guerras e operações, a Aviação Naval Brasileira participou de voos.
Brazilian naval aviators trained with the Allies in the First World War and some flew with the Royal Air Force, while the Navy’s own aircraft stayed at home; the only fighting by its own aircraft in this record is the Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932, whose account rests on English Wikipedia citing a single modern history. Since then the record is a UN maritime mission off Lebanon and relief flying at home. Brazil was neutral in the 1982 war between the United Kingdom and Argentina over the islands Britain calls the Falkland Islands and Argentina the Islas Malvinas. Where a consolidated sortie or loss figure exists in the official record it is given here; where accounts disagree, the range is shown and the disagreement named. Blank cells are blank because no figure could be verified, not because the fighting was small.
From the First World War in 1917 to the Rio Grande do Sul floods in 2024.
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| A Primeira Guerra Mundialnaval aviators with the AlliesEscola de Aviação Naval (officers attached to Allied air services) | 1917–1918 | Alemanha | Allied aircraft | |||
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Brazilian naval aviators trained with Allied air services and some flew with the Royal Air Force; the Navy’s own aircraft stayed at home. The FGV history of naval aviation records officers sent to Britain, France and Italy for advanced instruction, and three groups attached to the RAF; the Força Aeronaval’s own history says naval aviators took part in First World War operations with the RAF. The Navy’s ships of the DNOG squadron served off West Africa under British command, according to Wikipedia, but no naval aircraft went with them. Resultado Brazil recognised a state of war with Germany on 26 October 1917; the naval aviators returned with training that shaped the service in the 1920s. The names of the officers who flew operationally, and what they flew, were not established from the sources checked.
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| A Revolução Constitucionalistaa Guerra PaulistaAviação Naval (federal government) | 1932 | forças do estado de São Paulo | Savoia-Marchetti S.55A, Martin PM, Vought O2U-2A Corsair | |||
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Naval flying boats and scouts supported the federal blockade of São Paulo’s coast. Three Savoia-Marchetti S.55A flying boats (numbers 1, 4 and 8) and two Martin PMs (111 and 112) left Galeão on 12 July 1932 and were based temporarily at São Sebastião island near Vila Bela, today’s Ilhabela, to support the blockade. Vought O2U-2A Corsair scout biplanes worked from an enlarged airstrip at Vila Bela. The campaign, fought by separate army and naval air arms, became part of the case for a single air force in 1941. Resultado São Paulo rendeu-se em 2 de outubro de 1932. The account rests on English Wikipedia, which cites a single modern history of the air war.
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| Força-Tarefa Marítima da UNIFILthe UN naval mission off LebanonForça Aeronaval (embarked air detachments) | 2011–2020 | Super Lynx (HA-1) | 0 | |||
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Helicopters of the Força Aeronaval flew from the Brazilian flagship of the UN Maritime Task Force. UNIFIL’s Maritime Task Force is the only naval force of a UN peace mission. In November 2020 Poder Naval reported HA-1’s “Lince 04”, the organic helicopter of the frigate Independência, flagship of the task force, firing live in the Mediterranean. The frigate escaped damage in the Beirut port explosion of 4 August 2020. Resultado Brazil provided a ship to UNIFIL from 2011 to 2020 according to Wikipedia; the Navy proposed ending the mission in September 2019. The number of air detachments and flying hours over the nine years was not published in the sources reached.
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| Inundações do Rio Grande do SulOperation Taquari 2 reliefForça Aeronaval (HU-2, HU-51) and NAM Atlântico | 2024 | UH-15 Super Cougar, UH-12 Esquilo | 0 | |||
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Navy helicopters flew rescue and supply missions; the helicopter carrier Atlântico was sent south. UH-15s of HU-2 from São Pedro da Aldeia and UH-12s of HU-51 from Rio Grande flew in the May 2024 floods; on one fuel run a crew rescued a family of four from a roof (Poder Naval). On 6 May the Navy announced it was sending Atlântico, with 200 marines, 40 vehicles and eight small boats; on 27 May the USS George Washington transferred 15 tonnes of supplies to her by helicopter, according to Wikipedia. Resultado The Navy’s helicopters joined the largest armed forces relief operation in the state’s history. A humanitarian operation, listed because the service flew in it.
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Nada corresponde a essa pesquisa.
Cada número, verificado
- Marinha do Brasil: Comando da Força Aeronaval – Histórico e MissãoEscola de 23 de agosto de 1916; dissolução em 1941; Lei 1.658, de 4 de agosto de 1952; Minas Gerais 1961; edital presidencial 1.003, de 5 de junho de 1961; restrição de 1965; Decreto 2.538, de 8 de abril de 1998; esquadrões em Manaus, Ladário, Rio Grande e Belém; missão.
- FGV Projetos: Aviação Naval (2016)Ilha das Enxadas; Chegada do Curtiss F em 25 de junho de 1916, primeiro voo em 8 de agosto de 1916; brevets de 24 de outubro de 1916; Treinamento na Primeira Guerra Mundial e morte de Possolo; 35 aeronaves em 1918–19; Voos de 1920 e 1922; Protógenes Guimarães.
- Poder Naval: EsqdHA-1 realiza tiro real em águas do Mar Mediterrâneo (24 de novembro de 2020)’Lince 04“ do HA-1 a bordo do Independência, carro-chefe da Força-Tarefa Marítima da UNIFIL, 7 de novembro de 2020.
- Poder Naval: Marinha do Brasil intensifica ações de resgate e suporte na Região Sul após temporais (5 de maio de 2024)UH-15 do esquadrão HU-2 e UH-12 do esquadrão HU-51; 1.200 litros de combustível utilizados; família de quatro pessoas resgatada.
Dados verificados em 01/10/2026. Back to the Brazilian Naval Aviation.