This is the large version of one of the cruise patches from VAQ-130 while onboard the Harry S. Truman's OIF voyage in 2003. CVW-3 was attached onboard, and the patch states "Liberty or Death". It shows the CVW-3 hand dropping a dumb bomb on Iraq.

This is the small version of one of the cruise patches from VAQ-130 while onboard the Harry S. Truman's OIF voyage in 2003. CVW-3 was attached onboard, and the patch states "Liberty or Death". It shows the CVW-3 hand dropping a dumb bomb on Iraq.

This is the "Don't Tread on Me" patch from VAQ-130 while onboard the Harry S. Truman's OIF voyage in 2003. Probably one of the most famous designs for patches in the Military.

This a CVN-76 the USS Ronald Reagan Tiger Cruise Patch. It shows the Reagan in the background with a tiger on the right side. Across the top is says "USS RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76). Across the bottom is says "TIGER CRUISE Oct 17-18, 2003. It's a smaller patch, but very well done. This patch does not have velcro attached.

This is the desert version of the famous "Don't Tread on Me" flag worn on the flight suit sleeve. HSL-47 just received these and said a directive for the Navy came out that these are now an authorized flag that can be worn on DET on their flight suits (unconfirmed).

This is one of the cruise patches from VFA-37 Ragin' Bulls while onboard the Harry S. Truman's maiden voyage in 2001.

The HC-6 'Chargers' are a CH/HH/UH-60 Squadron flying out of NAS Norfolk, VA. They were established in September '67 and provide combat support for most Navy warships. This is their cruise patch from their 1986-87 Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Savannah.

The HC-6 'Chargers' are a CH/HH/UH-60 Squadron flying out of NAS Norfolk, VA. They were established in September '67 and provide combat support for most Navy warships. This is their cruise patch from their 1987-88 Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Concord.