Subordinate Units
See also: List of United States Navy aircraft squadrons.
CVW-9 consists of nine Squadrons
| Code | Insignia | Squadron | Nickname | Assigned Aircraft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VFA-14 | Strike Fighter Squadron 14 | Tophatters | F/A-18E Super Hornet | |
| VFA-41 | Strike Fighter Squadron 41 | Black Aces | F/A-18F Super Hornet | |
| VFA-97 | Strike Fighter Squadron 97 | Warhawks | F/A-18C Hornet | |
| VFA-192 | Strike Fighter Squadron 192 | World Famous Golden Dragons | F/A-18C Hornet | |
| VAQ-133 | Electronic Attack Squadron 133 | Wizards | EA-6B Prowler | |
| VAW-112 | Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 112 | The Golden Hawks | E-2 Hawkeye | |
| HSC-8 | Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron 8 | Eightballers | MH-60S Seahawk | |
| HSM-71 | Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 71 | Raptors | MH-60R Seahawk | |
| VRC-30 | Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 30 Det. 4 | Providers | C-2 Greyhound |
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