This is an AV8RSTUFF creation of the aircraft patch for the Marine Light Helicopter community that flies a variety of "light" helicopters. It does have velcro attached.

This is the deployment patch for HML-369 for their stint in the "Outback" in 2013.

This is the small version of the 50th Anniversary patch for HMLA-169. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991. This patch has the dates 1971 - 20212 (gold thread) at the top and does not come with velcro attached.

This is the small version of the squadron patch for HMLA-169. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991.

This is the subdued version of the squadron patch for HMLA-169. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991. This patch already has the velcro on back.

This is the small desert version of the squadron patch for HMLA-169. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991.

This is the gray version of the squadron patch for HMLA-169. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991. This patch already has the velcro on back.

This is the HALLOWEEN version of the squadron patch for HMLA-169 showing a "skeletal" version of the mascot. They are attached to MAG-39 located at MCAS Camp Pendleton. They are a "long time" West coast "Float Squadron" doing multiple deployments. They were activated 30 September 1971 as HMA-169, then redesignated HMLA-169, 1 October 1986. They are a very decorated unit, with operations from Desert Shield/Desert Storm to Operation Sea Angel, Bangladesh, May 1991. This patch does not have velcro on back.

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "ODERINT DUM VENETUS" (top) and "BLUE BLOOD, BLACK HEART" (bottom). It has the Maltese Cross in the center dripping blue blood with a "skull" in the background.....

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "VIPERS" (bottom). It has the Maltese Cross in the center behind the cobra snakehead, but since everything is black, it's hard to see unless you have light reflecting off it...The snake's eyes and tongue are easily visible. This patch does not have velcro attached.

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "VIPERS" in the middle of the Maltese Cross. It says "ON TIME, ON TARGET, PROFESSIONAL THROUGHOUT" along the bottom and does not have velcro attached.

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "We Hate Each Other" (top) and "But We Hate You More" (bottom). It has the Maltese Cross in the center.....

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "CENTRAL NORTHERN VIPER" in the middle of the patch with "NORTHERN" crossed out and is from UDP 17.2. HMLA-169 was tasked with supporting the exercise Northern Viper. Due to really bad weather, none of the aircraft made it to the final destination and had to land in various parts of Japan to wait it out. It was one of those “you had to be there…” jokes within the squadron. This patch does not have velcro attached. (Thanks to one of those "who was there" for the info.)

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "UDP 17.2" (at top) which stands for "Unit Deployment Program". This patch does not have velcro attached.

This patch was created for HMLA-169 and says "UDP 21.2" (at top) which stands for "Unit Deployment Program". It shows the 'cobra' wearing a gray Samurai helmet, is holding the gray Maltese cross with Japanese script. This patch does not have velcro attached.