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 cruise patch from their 1987-88 Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Concord.

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 cruise patch from their 1986-87 Mediterranean cruise aboard the USS Savannah.

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 Det-6 AOE-6 deployment patch.

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 Det-6 AOE-6 deployment patch.

This is the subdued version of the new weapons school triangle patch for the HSC community. I don't have all their new info, so anyone that might know, please drop me a line.

This is the subdued version of the HSC-8 Ballers patch. It shows a spider in the middle of a giant web holding ordinance that it has for a target.

This is the black version of the new squadron patch created for HSC-22. I don't have all their new info, so anyone that might know, please drop me a line.

This is the squadron patch for HSC-26. It features a bull on top of a lighting bolt.

This is the desert version of the squadron patch for HSC-26. It features a bull on top of a lighting bolt.

This is the color version of the Det-1 patch from the HSC-26 guys that states "Desert Hawks".

This is the desert version of the Det-1 patch from the HSC-26 guys that states "Desert Hawks".

This is the desert version of the Det-2 patch from the HSC-26 guys that states "EURO TRIP '05" while aboard the USS SAIPAN.

This is the desert "TOUCAN" version of the Det-11 patch from the HSC-26 guys that states "EURO TRIP '05" while aboard the USS SAIPAN.

This is the color version of the "Hooligans" patch created for the HSC-26 Det-11 while they were aboard the USS SAIPAN.

This is the desert version of the "Hooligans" patch created for the HSC-26 Det-11 while they were aboard the USS SAIPAN.

This is the new squadron patch for HSL-34. More info and history on this unit to follow. Just got this and wanted to get it uploaded to you asap, that's why there's not more info on it.

This is the new pilot nametag for HSL-34 that matches their new squadron insignia. More info and history on this unit to follow. Just got this and wanted to get it uploaded to you asap, that's why there's not more info on it.

This is the Det-2 patch from the HSL-42 guys and it says "Fear the Worm". The Boone-Doggler patch is from a very successful Counter-Drug Operations deployment from OCT '02 to April '03. We took a comic style tequila worm with a sombrero holding a cigar and machine gun overlayed that on the Pacific, Caribbean and South America with deep colors and gold borders. They were deployed on the USS BOONE (FFG-28), transited the Panama Canal 4 times, rescued 150 Ecuadorian migrants adrift at sea, participated in UNITAS '03 while pulling into ports in 10 different countries.

This is the hours patch created for the flyers of HSL-42. It depicts flight time of 100 hours at night. The guys in the squadron are stacking them on top of each other and sewing on their jackets when they reach the next "100" milestones. Have heard some of the guys have "a sleeveful". Good time to fly though....... Oh, I only received a few of these. Once gone.........

The HSL-45 "Wolfpack" fly the SH-60B out of NAS North Island, CA. They were established in October 1986 and is one of the Navy's newest helicopter squadrons operating the Sikorsky SH-60B Seahawk LAMPS Mk III antisubmarine chopper.

This is the 2005 det patch for the HSL-46 "Roughriders" while aboard DD-963. Not sure who Morgan is, but it was his last call. Any info would be appreciated by all.

This is the 2004-2005 det patch for the HSL-46 "Roughriders" while aboard the USS Monterey (CG-61). They were deployed over to the gulf with the USS Monterey, and therefore their det name (Roughriders) was derived from their ship's call sign. The car is an Oldsmobile Cutlass derived from their squadron's call sign being Cutlass, and the IV in the background is for Detachment four. We tried to have a woman next to the lowrider, but were shot down by others higher in the food chain, so they had her placed on our nametags so that she would be facing back towards the car in their patch when they were out at sea wearing their flight suits. Hellfire and Damnation were the 2 names that the maintainers dubbed for our 2 helicopters Cutlass 467 and 474.

This is the det patch from Operation Iraqi Freedom for the HSL-46 Grandmasters that fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL. It states the "Baghdad Parking Permit", World's Largest Parking Lot.

This is the det patch from Operation Iraqi Freedom for the HSL-46 Grandmasters that fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL. It states the "Terrorist Hunting Permit".

This is the HSL-46 Plane Captain patch for the Grandmasters that fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL.

This is the HSL-46 Black "I" (Eye) patch for the Grandmasters that fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL. Have been told that they are the "black eye" of the helo fleet due to parts shortage and lack of funding for more parts. Other than the items out of their hand, they are one helluva squadron!!

This is the color 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 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 the color version of the HSL-48/USS Anzio (CG-68) Med/MeF 2003 Detachment. They fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL. It states "You Hesitate, We Annihilate" along the bottom.

This is the subdued version of the HSL-48/USS Anzio (CG-68) Med/MeF 2003 Detachment. They fly the SH-60B out of NAS Mayport, FL. It states "You Hesitate, We Annihilate" along the bottom.

This is the desert version of the HSL-49 Squadron patch for the "Scorpions". They fly the SH-60B out of NAS North Island, CA.

This is the WestPac 2003 Det patch for the HSL-49 "Scorpions". They are onboard the USS Rodney M. Davis for this cruise, and it states "Westcoast" vertically and "Choppers" horizontally. They fly the SH-60B out of NAS North Island, CA.

This is the WestPac '02-'03 Det patch for the HSL-49 "Scorpions". They are onboard the USS Valley Forge (CG 50) for this cruise, and it states "WAR PIGS" at the top and "CRY HAVOC" at the bottom. They fly the SH-60B out of NAS North Island, CA.

This is the HSL-84 Decommissioning patch they created back in 2001. It commemorates they legacy from HS-84 flying the SH-3H Sea King to their final as HSL-84 flying the SH-2F.

This is the new squadron patch for HSM-41.