This is a patch we had done for a customer of ours. It is given or used for vistors or PAX riding on the helicopter. It's very true. You get the folks in the helo and don't want them to touch anything and not say a word. While the picture has the bad word blocked out -- THE PATCH YOU ORDER WON'T. This patch does not come with velcro.

This is the yellow/black version of the Marine Air Weapons and Tactics School "HUEY" patch. They use the Hueys for the exercises in which they participate. I believe they are located as MCAS Yuma, AZ.

This is the silver/black version of the Marine Air Weapons and Tactics School "HUEY" patch. They use the Hueys for the exercises in which they participate. I believe they are located as MCAS Yuma, AZ.

This is the helicopter patch for the USMC AH-1W 'Supercobra'.

This is the helicopter patch for the USMC "Hellfire" unit that flies the Cobra helicopter.

This is the deployment patch for the USMC's 22 Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) Four Horsemen.

Honestly, I don't remember which Helo squadron this came from, but one of the squadrons created this for their deployment to Kuwait in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. If anyone out there remembers, please let me know.

This is the "Alumni" patch created by HC-3 for all those who flew the H-3 SEAKING. It states "There's Only One King".

This is the HH-60 Armed Helo "Integration" patch that says "Strike Hawk" underneath the bird.

This is the SH-60 LAMPS Aircraft helo patch worn on the left sleeve of the flight suit.

This is the SH-60 LAMPS MK III Aircraft helo patch showing them picking a "Tomcat" (Felix) from the waters. This patch is worn on the left sleeve of the flight suit of the pilots who have rescued a downed aircrewman.

This is the SH-60 LAMPS Aircraft Diamond helo patch worn on the left sleeve of the flight suit.

This is the 'Razorbacks' Armed Helicoptor patch with their slogan on it..."Death is Our Business, Business is Good".

The HC-2 "Fleet Angels" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. Three female pilots were in this squadron at one point, and they thought they were "Timmys Angels". This is their salute to the squadron CO. They were known as "Timmy's Angels".

This is one of the latest creations of the helo community and its squadrons and states "Chicks Dig Rotorheads"!! This is the 'blonde-haired' version of the patch

This is one of the latest creations of the helo community and its squadrons and states "Chicks Dig Rotorheads"!! This is the 'brown-haired' version of the patch

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This patch shows that they fall under COMSIXTHFLT.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This patch was created for their Det-1 that was deployed out of Naples, Italy. Quite a famous patch of theirs.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This patch is the black version that was created for their Det-1 that was deployed out of Naples, Italy.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This patch is the "Rest in Peace" black version that was created for their Det-1 that was deployed out of Naples, Italy, signifying they are no longer in operation.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This is dark blue version of their det patch and indicates the region they have operated in most recently (the Desert).

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This is desert version of their det patch and indicates the region they have operated in most recently (the Desert).

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This is the det patch from their trip out to the USS Mt. Whitney.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This is the det patch from the JTFEX Strong Resolve 2002.

The HC-2 "Circuit Riders" fly the H-3 and its variants as well as the CH-53E out of NAS Norfolk, VA. This is the det patch from their trip to New York?

This is the Detachment patch for the HC-4 'Black Stallions' that fly the CH-53E out of NAS Sigonella, Italy. It says "RAF Akrotiri" as the det motto. They had a det on Royal Air Force Base Akrotiri on Cyprus during OIF. They were doing CVW support in support of the war effort up there along with the Brits and some other US VRC squadrons.

This is the 'Horsehead' Detachment patch for the HC-4 'Black Stallions' that fly the CH-53E out of NAS Sigonella, Italy. This was created to commemorate the different countries they visited in 2003.

This is the 'CH-53E Helo' Detachment patch for the HC-4 'Black Stallions' that fly the CH-53E out of NAS Sigonella, Italy. This was created to commemorate the different countries they visited in 2003.

This is the desert version of the deployment patch for the HCS-5 Det-1 Ali Al Salem detachment. It shows Iraq, with Baghdad having a bullseye and states OIF-PHase III!

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 "Search and Rescue (SAR)" patch that says "Doin' It the Hard Way"!!

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 "Double Deuce" patch stating "Bataan" and "Detroit" on them!!

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"!!

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 their 30th Anniversary patch from 1967-1997 denoting their time of service to the fleet.