This is the desert version of the 2005 "OIF CRUISE" patch for the VF-32 Swordsmen and the VAQ-130 "Zappers". It was for their participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom from the Arabian Gulf. It shows the country of IRAQ in desert colors with the aircraft shown in the "head-on" configuration. Yet another must have patch!!

This patch was created by VAQ-130 for the 2005 cruise they were on while aboard CVN-75. It's in the shape of the "Absolut" Vodka bottle.......hmmm......

This is the deployment patch created for the VAQ-130 EA-6B squadron onboard the USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-76). It says 'Back to Iraq' OIF 2003.

This patch was created by VAQ-130, and I think it commemmorates their early years as VAW-13. This is the Det-31 patch for the WestPac '68 tour in Vietnam.

The 'Zappers' of VAQ-130 were established as VW-13 in September 1959. They were given their current designation in October 1968 and were the first squadron to operate the Grumman EA-6B Prowler. They fly out of NAS Whidbey Island, WA and were aboard the USS Kennedy (CV-67) with CVW-3 during the Persian Gulf War. This is the color version of the current squadron patch.

The 'Zappers' of VAQ-130 were established as VW-13 in September 1959. They were given their current designation in October 1968 and were the first squadron to operate the Grumman EA-6B Prowler. They fly out of NAS Whidbey Island, WA and were aboard the USS Kennedy (CV-67) with CVW-3 during the Persian Gulf War. This is the desert version of the current squadron patch.

The 'Zappers' of VAQ-130 were established as VW-13 in September 1959. They were given their current designation in October 1968 and were the first squadron to operate the Grumman EA-6B Prowler. They fly out of NAS Whidbey Island, WA and were aboard the USS Kennedy (CV-67) with CVW-3 during the Persian Gulf War. This is the subdued version of the current squadron patch.

This is the 'Friday' patch worn by the VAQ-130 'Zappers' showing the mascot "chilling" with a beer and cigar. This is a RARE patch to find, so grab it fast.

The 'Zappers' of VAQ-130 were established as VW-13 in September 1959. They were given their current designation in October 1968 and were the first squadron to operate the Grumman EA-6B Prowler. They fly out of NAS Whidbey Island, WA and were aboard the USS Kennedy (CV-67) with CVW-3 during the Persian Gulf War. This is their Junior Officer Protection Agency (JOPA) patch.

This is the color version of the blank nametags for the pilots of VAW-126. I found these in a drawer at a "little old lady's" business that used to make all the NAS Norfolk nametags.

The "Seahawks" of VAW-126 fly the E-2C Hawkeye out of NAS Norfolk, VA onboard the USS Harry Truman (CVN-75) as part of Airwing 3. They were established in April 1969 and participated in Desert Storm.

The "Vidars" of VS-22 fly the S-3B out of NAS Jacksonville, FL. They were established in May 1960 as part of CVW-3 aboard the USS Kennedy (CV-67) and participated in Operation Desert Storm. They were the first S-3 squadron to wear "kill" markers for 2 Iraqi radar stations destroyed by bombing.

The "Big Dippers" of HS-7 operate the SH-3H Sea King out of NAS Jacksonville, FL. They were established in December 1969 and is the second Navy squadron to carry the designation of HS-7. They participated in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm aboard the JFK as part of Airwing 3 (CVW-3).

I don't have this one in stock yet, but I'm working on getting some soon. Please check back with me.