Officially Licensed USMC Aviation Flying Leathernecks Shoulder Patch VC-8 HMM-164 Vietnam-era alumni

HMM-164 Vietnam-era alumni

tool accountability

The Mud Rhinos of VMFP-3 Det B — the Eyes of the Corps in Korea

Navy all-weather attack aviation historians

"F Troop" — HMMT-302's internal nickname for the training flight that lived up (or down) to the name

Officially Licensed USMC Aviation Flying Leathernecks Shoulder Patch VC-8 HMM-164 Vietnam-era alumniOfficially Licensed USMC Aviation Flying Leathernecks Shoulder Patch Wings of the Corps From biplanes over France to F 35s over the Pacific, Marine aviation has always been about putting firepower where the grunts need it. The Flying Leathernecks shoulder patch represents the proud heritage of United States Marine Corps aviation as a whole. Marine aviation traces its roots to World War I and has evolved from fabric covered biplanes to fifth generation