This is the chrome-finish squadron Zippo created for the VA-34 Blue Blasters when they operated with the A-6 Intruder. This version shows the "SKULL" mascot logo on the front.

This is the black-matte finish squadron Zippo created for the VFA-34 Blue Blasters when they operated with the F/A-18C Hornet. This version shows the "SKULL" mascot logo in the upper right corner of the front with the single-seat Hornet.

This is another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is the TWO-ROCKER version (above and below) of their 2018 "LAST HORNET CRUISE" before they transition to the F-35 after this deployment. This is an incredibly detailed, stitched patch with the text "LAST HORNET CRUISE CVN-70" (top) and 1996-2018 (bottom) with a lot of other details in it. Definitely, a MUST HAVE patch......no velcro on the back.

This is another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is the ROUND version (above and below) of their 2018 "LAST HORNET CRUISE" before they transition to the F-35 after this deployment. This is an incredibly detailed, stitched patch with the text "LAST HORNET CRUISE CVN-70" (top) and 1996-2018 (bottom) with a lot of other details in it. Definitely, a MUST HAVE patch......no velcro on the back.

Use this link to get both "LAST HORNET" cruise patches with a discount.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is the 6.5" (wide) "Playing Card" version of their 75th Anniversary patch depicting their heritage aircraft. Absolutely GORGEOUS patch!! (No velcro).

Another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is the round, 4" version of their 75th Anniversary patch depicting their lineage and heritage aircraft. This patch does not come with velcro.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is the round, 3" bullet version of their 75th Anniversary patch depicting their lineage and heritage aircraft. This patch does not come with velcro.

Use this link to get one of each of the "card", "4-inch", and "3-inch" versions of the Blue Blaster's 75th anniversary patches shown above at a discount.

This is another AV8RSTUFF creation of the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters" F-18 Tailfin. It shows their mascot logo on the tail, with "400" at the top. This patch does not come with velcro.

This is one of the 2021-2022 Cruise patches for VFA-34 (and the other CVW-1 Squadrons) for their support during the MULTIPLE operations in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea. CVW-1 was deployed in support of operations in the Ukraine. The motto for this patch is "BREAK GLASS IN CASE OF WAR". This patch does not have velcro attached.

This is one of the 2021-2022 Cruise patches for VFA-34 (and the other CVW-1 Squadrons) for their support during the MULTIPLE operations in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea. CVW-1 was deployed in support of operations in the Ukraine. The motto for this patch is "DONT DO IT PUTIN". This patch does not have velcro attached.

This is one of the 2021-2022 Cruise patches for VFA-34 (and the other CVW-1 Squadrons) for their support during the MULTIPLE operations in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Sea. CVW-1 was deployed in support of operations in the Ukraine. This patch is the infamous "MOLOTOV COCKTAIL" design with the motto being "RUSSIAN DETERENCE". This patch is designed to be the centerpiece on a jacket or helmet bag and does not have velcro attached.

This is the VFA-34 2020 COVID-19 'CORONA VIRUS SURVIVOR patch that says " I'M ON A ROLL ". This patch does not have velcro attached.

This is the 2018 'RIMPAC' Cruise patch for VFA-34 for their deployment on USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) as part of Airwing TWO (CVW-2). It shows their mascot (the Skull) smoking at cigarette with the cards identified as a "3" and "4" (for 34) and says "JOKER" on the last card. This patch does not have velcro attached.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters". This is their 2018 'RIMPAC' patch created using the new "hybrid" technology giving incredible detail. It shows the squadron logos from the Airwing on the surfboards, with the beach scene, palm trees and carrier in the bay. The leaves of the palm trees are the flags of the countries they had port-calls in. Very detailed patch, and does not come with velcro.

This is another AV8RSTUFF creation for the VFA-34 "Blue Blasters" for their final 2018 Hornet cruise. This patch depicts the NOKO leader riding a rocket, as per the title given him by POTUS Trump of "Little Rocket Man". It also shows the squadron logos for the Airwing (CVW-2) with the Korean Peninsula as the backdrop. Definitely, another MUST HAVE patch...... no velcro on the back.

Receiving their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970, the squadron had already been using this patch design since 1966. Notice the Landing Signal Officer (LSO), with "paddles", on the face of the skull. Probalby the best known Intruder squadron patch! It does not have velcro attached.

Receiving their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970, the squadron had already been using this patch design since 1966. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17. They are now based at NAS Oceana, VA. Notice the Landing Signal Officer (LSO), with "paddles", on face of skull. The design was changed to a more uniform shape that most Hornet squadrons are now adhering to.

Receiving their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970, the squadron had already been using this patch design since 1966. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17. They are now based at NAS Oceana, VA. Notice the Landing Signal Officer (LSO), with "paddles", on face of skull. The design was changed to a more uniform shape that most Hornet squadrons are now adhering to. This is the "subdued" gray version worn on the desert flight suits.

Receiving their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970, the squadron had already been using this patch design since 1966. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17. They are now based at NAS Oceana, VA. Notice the Landing Signal Officer (LSO), with "paddles", on face of skull. This is a "throwback" design to the early days of US Navy Fighters.....

This is the "OCP" version of the VFA-34 'VICTORY IN COMBAT' flag patch worn with the new uniforms. It shows the mascot in the middle of stripes and does not come with velcro attached.

The "Blue Blasters" received their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17.

The "Blue Blasters" received their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17. This is the "subdued" gray version of the aircraft bullet they wear on their desert flight suits.

The "Blue Blasters" received their first A-6E Intruders in April 1970. They were transitioned to the F/A-18C Hornet in late 1996 after return from their Med cruise aboard the USS Washington in CVW-17. This is the desert version of the aircraft bullet they wear on their desert flight suits.

This is the blue/white version of the "Friday" patch for the VFA-34 Blue Blasters worn only by the aircrew. It shows their 'mascot' (a joker) wielding an instrument of destruction. According to 'The Hook' (Tailhook's magazine), the VFA-34 "Friday" patch with the joker on the cards is VF-20s WW II first cruise (1944) insignia.

This is the multi-colored version of the "Friday" patch for the VFA-34 Blue Blasters worn only by the aircrew. It shows their 'mascot' (a joker) wielding an instrument of destruction. According to 'The Hook' (Tailhook's magazine), the VFA-34 "Friday" patch with the joker on the cards is VF-20s WW II first cruise (1944) insignia.

This is the VFA-34 Blue Blaster 'Plane Captain' patch with the word "JOKER" along the bottom in red/white/blue colors and does not come with velcro attached.

This is the blue version of the nametag used by the pilots of the VA-34 Blue Blasters (now VFA-34). This patch does not have velcro attached (so that you can have it embroidered, if you wish)

This is the blue version of the nametag used by the Bombardier/Navigators (NFOs) of the VA-34 Blue Blasters (now VFA-34). This patch does not have velcro attached (so that you can have it embroidered, if you wish)