Helo Patches

HSL-34 Squadron Patch HSL-34 Squadron Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $8.00

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.

 

HSL-34 Pilot Nametag HSL-34 Pilot Nametag
Size: Standard
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.00

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.

 

HSL-37 DET-1 2013 WestPac Patch HSL-37 DET-1 2013 WestPac Patch
Size: 3.5"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

HSL-37 was established on 3 July, 1975 aboard Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Hawaii, as the third operational Light Airborne Multi-Purpose System (LAMPS) squadron in the Pacific Fleet. On 6 February 1992, HSL-37 became the first and only US Navy helicopter squadron to transition from the SH-2F "Seasprite" LAMPS MK I to the SH-60B "Seahawk" LAMPS MK III. HSL-37 operated as a composite LAMPS MK I/MK III squadron until 1 October 1993, at which time it completed the transition to the SH-60B. The mission of the "EASYRIDERS" is to provide highly trained, combat-ready LAMPS detachments to the ships of the Pacific Fleet Surface Force. This patch commemorates their deployment to the Western Pacific in 2013 onboard the USS CHOSIN.

 

HSL-37 DET-5 'EARLYBIRDZ' Patch (Red) HSL-37 DET-5 'EARLYBIRDZ' Patch (Red)
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

HSL-37 was established on 3 July, 1975 aboard Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Hawaii, as the third operational Light Airborne Multi-Purpose System (LAMPS) squadron in the Pacific Fleet. On 6 February 1992, HSL-37 became the first and only US Navy helicopter squadron to transition from the SH-2F "Seasprite" LAMPS MK I to the SH-60B "Seahawk" LAMPS MK III. HSL-37 operated as a composite LAMPS MK I/MK III squadron until 1 October 1993, at which time it completed the transition to the SH-60B. The mission of the "EASYRIDERS" is to provide highly trained, combat-ready LAMPS detachments to the ships of the Pacific Fleet Surface Force. This red version of their DET-5 patch commemorates one of their many deployments to the Western Pacific while onboard the USS CHOSIN and does not have velcro attached.

 

HSL-37 DET-5 'EARLYBIRDZ' Patch (Subd) HSL-37 DET-5 'EARLYBIRDZ' Patch (Subd)
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

HSL-37 was established on 3 July, 1975 aboard Naval Air Station, Barbers Point, Hawaii, as the third operational Light Airborne Multi-Purpose System (LAMPS) squadron in the Pacific Fleet. On 6 February 1992, HSL-37 became the first and only US Navy helicopter squadron to transition from the SH-2F "Seasprite" LAMPS MK I to the SH-60B "Seahawk" LAMPS MK III. HSL-37 operated as a composite LAMPS MK I/MK III squadron until 1 October 1993, at which time it completed the transition to the SH-60B. The mission of the "EASYRIDERS" is to provide highly trained, combat-ready LAMPS detachments to the ships of the Pacific Fleet Surface Force. This subdued version of their DET-5 patch commemorates one of their many deployments to the Western Pacific while onboard the USS CHOSIN and does not have velcro attached.

 

HSL-40 Squadron Patch HSL-40 Squadron Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

This is the squadron patch for the HSL-40 "Airwolves". The misson of Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light FOUR ZERO is grow Navy leaders and train fleet replacement pilots and aircrew to fight and win at sea. Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light 40, based at Naval Station, Mayport, Florida, was established 4 October 1985 to serve Naval Station Mayport's newly formed Helicopter Sea Control Wing THREE (now Helicopter Anti-Submarine Light Wing, U.S. Atlantic Fleet) operating the Navy's newest ASW weapons system, the SH-60B "Seahawk." HSL-40 is one of only two SH-60B Fleet Readiness Squadrons (FRS) in the world and trains pilots and aircrew of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, along with foreign students from around the globe. The first pilot, aircrew, and maintenance personnel graduated in mid-1986, eventually reaching the numbers necessary to form four new fleet squadrons. The mission of HSL-40 is to provide quality training to fleet replacement pilots and aircrew so they may "fight and win at sea."

 

HSL-42 Squadron Patch HSL-42 Squadron Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

This is the squadron patch for the HSL-42 "Proud Warriors". Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light FOUR TWO (HSL-42) was established on 5 October 1984 as the East Coast's first LAMPS MK III squadron. The command includes 60 officers and 240 enlisted personnel with 15 Sikorsky SH-60B aircraft assigned to 10 permanent, independent detachments. The squadron's mission is to train, deploy, and support combat-ready LAMPS MK III detachments providing a multi-mission Air Warfare capability to surface combantants. When deployed, to detect, classify, and target an enemy and, when called upon, to place a weapon on target, on time, every time! The squadron also prepares and develops junior personnel to take charge of the future Navy and to ensure the highest possible quality of life for all hands. "Everbody succeeds, personally and professionally!" & HSL-42 detachments meet fleet operational requirements in the Atlantic, Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Middle East regions of the world, using the SH-60B "Seahawk", the world's finest, most advanced helicopter, to extend the Surface Warfare (SUW) and Undersea Warfare (USW) capabilities of the parent ship. LAMPS MK III helicopters utilize a lethal mix of MK-46 or MK-50 homing torpedoes, Penguin or Hellfire missiles, M-60D or GAU-16 machine guns, sonobuoys, chaff and other ordnance to ensure mission success. In addition to the primary missions of SUW and ASW, the "Seahawk" performs secondary missions of Search and Rescue (SAR), Commuications Relay (COMREL), Vertical Replenishment (VERTREP) and Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC).

 

HSL-42 '10 X Pain' Patch (Black) HSL-42 "Ten X Pain" Patch (Black)
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

This is the Det patch from the HSL-42 squadron created for their participation in the exercise "UNITAS" in 2005, which is held every year. The annual UNITAS deployment is a primary means of supporting regional stability in the Western Hemisphere. Five months each year, regular and reserve surface combatants and P-3C aircraft, a submarine and Marines embarked on an amphibious ship, circumnavigate South America. The largest annual field exercise south of the U.S. border, UNITAS has been conducted for nearly half a century. In the early years of UNITAS, a single U.S. Task Group would circumnavigate South America and conduct bilateral exercises as it steamed from country to country. Some called it a "cocktail cruise" because it was highlighted by Navy band concerts and never-ending social events. But today's new UNITAS is not your father's UNITAS - it is about building multinational coalitions and defending the Americas. The social events have not gone entirely away, but the training is more intense, challenging and relevant than ever before. This patch does not come with velcro attached.

 

HSL-42 'Boone-Doggle' Patch HSL-42 "Boone-Doggle" Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

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.

 

HSL-42 '100 Dark Ones' Patch HSL-42 "100 Dark Ones" Patch
Size: 3 1/2" wide
In Stock: >5
Price: $8.00

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.........

 

HSL-44 Squadron Patch HSL-44 Squadron Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.99

This is the squadron patch for the HSL-44 "Swamp Foxes". They were a United States Navy helicopter squadron based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Jacksonville, Florida. HSM-74 is attached to Carrier Air Wing Three and deploys aboard cruisers, destroyers, frigates, and aircraft carriers in support of a carrier strike group. The squadron employs the MH-60R multi- mission helicopter. Primary missions include Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), Anti-Surface Warfare (SUW), Command, Control, Communications (CCC), Command and Control Warfare (C2W), Mobility (MOB), and Non-Combat Operations (NCO). Secondary missions consist of Search and Rescue (SAR), Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC), Vertical Replenishment (VERTREP), Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS), and Communications Relay (COMREL). They have been redesignated as HSM-44.

 

HSL-45 Squadron Patch HSL-45 Squadron Patch
Size: 4"
In Stock: >5
Price: $7.00

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.

 

   
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