VX-3 - significado y definición. Qué es VX-3
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Qué (quién) es VX-3 - definición


VX-3         
  • VX-3 F7U-3 c.1955
  • 6}} c.1957
1948-1960 UNITED STATES NAVY AVIATION UNIT
Air Development Squadron 3 or VX-3 was a United States Navy air test and evaluation squadron established on 20 November 1948 and disestablished on 1 March 1960.
VX (sport)         
  • Timothy Malingha, first V2 African Nations Champion who won the inaugural tournament in 2012 and went on to retain his title in 2013
  • V2 Youth World Champion Tom Brown (in red) in action against Liam Leckenby in the 2013 V2 Youth World Cup Final
  • External Awards 2012: Helen Mackenzie who was awarded the honour of being an Olympic Torchbearer partly for her work in the sport of VX
  • External Awards 2013: Easi-RockIts HellCats were awarded Team of the Year by Minster FM in their Local Heroes Awards
  • Tom Hildreth in action against Scott Snowdon in the 2013 V2 World Cup Final.  Tom became the first player to retain the title
  • External Awards 2012: VX player Tom Hildreth who was awarded the honour of being an Olympic Torchbearer as a direct result of his achievements in the sport and his community work within the sport
BALL SPORT
Rock-It-Ball; VX (Sport)
VX, originally Rock-It-Ball, is a ball sport from the UK. It evolved in North Yorkshire (Great Britain) and was launched in February 2006 at the Youth Sport Trust's Sports Colleges Conference.
Matthew 3:3         
VERSE IN THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW IN THE NEW TESTAMENT OF THE BIBLE
Mt. 3:3
Matthew 3:3 is the third verse of the third chapter of the Gospel of Matthew in the New Testament. The verse occurs in the section introducing John the Baptist.