This is the large Operation Iraqi Freedom backpatch denoting all the countries that participated in some form to the latest Iraqi conflict.

This is the 2003 OIF Coalition patch depicting a black stallion horsehead.

The HC-6 'Chargers' are a HH/CH/UH-46D Squadron flying out of NAS Norfolk, VA. They were established in September '67 and provide combat support for most Navy warships. This is the color version of their Operation Iraqi Freedom patch stating "Let Me At 'Em"!!

This is the cruise patch from CVW-17. It is in the shape of a toliet seat. It says 'CVW-17 OIF' across the top. It show the AOR and says TO HELL AND BACK and THE BIG JOHN inside the toliet bowl. On the bottom it says 'Summer & Fall '04. It shows the participating squadrons on the toliet seat. Funny patch.

This patch was created by the USS Kitty (CV-63) and Airwing 5 for their work during Operation Iraqi Freedom. It shows the "Badman" standing over Iraq.

This is a cruise patch for CV-64 2003 Operation Iraqi Freedom. It shows Saddam catching a bomb in the gut that reads Shock-n-Awe. It has the country of Iraqi in the background along with the Union Jack and the Stars and Stripes. This patch does not come with velcro attached.

This also is one of the "Farewell" patches for the USS Constellation (CV-64) created by the VF-2 Bounty Hunters for their 2003 cruise. It's also from their Operation Iraqi Freedom cruise and shows the "Magic Carpet" ride they took while attached to the airwing that's attached to her. It depicts the time served for the venerable carrier, 1961-2003.

This is the cruise patch from the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) and Airwing One when they were in the Persian Gulf in 2003-04 for Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. It shows a can of beer (or adult beverage) and says, 'Twice The Red Ass Half the Combat'. Pretty unique patch.

This is the cruise patch from the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) when they were in the Persian Gulf in 2003-04 for Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. It is an oval patch that shows a poker hand with the various participating squadrons. On the bottom it says 'Dealin' The Dead Man's Hand'.

This is the cruise patch from the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) when they were in the Persian Gulf in 2006-07 for Operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and Horn Of Africa. The patch says '2006-2007 Counter Terror Tour across the top. It has Uncle Sam holding a globe showing the CENTCOM area. It show the participating squadrons. near the bottom. Across the bottom it says 'OEF, OIF, HOA and BEYOND . . . '. Sweet lookin' patch.

This is the 2007 Cell Block cruise patch created for the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69) Med Cruise showing a man behind bars with 2 F/A-18's above him. It shows OIF, OEF, and HOA (Horn Of Africa) and says OCT 06 - May 07 Cruise. This is a Brand New Cruise Patch.

This is the "Energizer Bunny" patch created by Airwing 9 while onboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) for their WestPac 2003 OIF cruise.

This is the "Bart Simpson - I Wasn't There" cruise patch for the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) for their WestPac/Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003 cruise patch.

This is the "Operation Turning Spare" cruise patch for the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) for their WestPac/Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003 cruise patch.

This is the 2002-2003 OIF/OEF/OSW WestPac Cruise Patch for the VF-31 'Tomcatters'. It shows 'Felix' carrying an LGB through downtown Baghdad with the name "Felix of Arabia" underneath. .

This is the latest cruise patch from the VF-31 'Tomcatters' depicting their 2002-2003 WestPac cruise in support of OEF/OIF/OSW. This commemorates "the Longest Cruise in 30 Years!!" It states "Inflicting Democracy One Nation at a Time!". Only received a few of these, and they will go fast.

Based out of NAS Lemoore, CA flying the McDonnell Douglas F/A-18C Hornet, they were established in March 1952. They participated in Desert Storm in 1991 with CVW-11 and the USS Lincoln (CVN-72). They now fly from the deck of the Carl Vinson (CVN-70).

This is the "Information Systems" division for the USS Lincoln (CVN-72) for the second half of their cruise, the Operation Iraqi Freedom half. Their now famous phrase, "Get Over It", is seen on this patch also.

The 'Tridents' of VP-26 fly the P-3 Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in August 1943 and currently are flying the "Outlaw Hunter" version of the Orion that uses Over the Horizon (OTH) technology to detect targets. This is their Operation Iraqi Freedom patch for CAC-6. It shows Saddam sitting on a camel.

This is the deployment patch for Crew 12 of the 965th Airborne Air Control Squadron (AACS-AWACS) for their participation if OIF. It has one of the most famous sayings in the military along the top, "Yankee Air Pirate".