This is the squadron patch for the Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center. This is for the Strike Aircraft Test division located at NAS Fallon, NV.

This is the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center's felix patch, created just for them. The Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC) at Naval Air Station Fallon is the center of excellence for naval aviation training and tactics development. NSAWC provides service to aircrews, squadrons and air wings throughout the United States Navy through flight training, academic instructional classes, and direct operational and intelligence support. The command consists of more than 130 officers, 250 enlisted and 500 contract personnel. NSAWC flies and maintains F/A-18 Hornets, F-14 Tomcats and SH-60F Seahawk helicopters.

This is the "blue-camo'ed" version of the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center's aircraft triangle patch, created just for them. The Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC) at Naval Air Station Fallon is the center of excellence for naval aviation training and tactics development. NSAWC provides service to aircrews, squadrons and air wings throughout the United States Navy through flight training, academic instructional classes, and direct operational and intelligence support. The command consists of more than 130 officers, 250 enlisted and 500 contract personnel. NSAWC flies and maintains F/A-18 Hornets, F-14 Tomcats and SH-60F Seahawk helicopters.

This is the "desert-camo'ed" version of the Naval Strike Air Warfare Center's aircraft triangle patch, created just for them. The Naval Strike and Air Warfare Center (NSAWC) at Naval Air Station Fallon is the center of excellence for naval aviation training and tactics development. NSAWC provides service to aircrews, squadrons and air wings throughout the United States Navy through flight training, academic instructional classes, and direct operational and intelligence support. The command consists of more than 130 officers, 250 enlisted and 500 contract personnel. NSAWC flies and maintains F/A-18 Hornets, F-14 Tomcats and SH-60F Seahawk helicopters.

This patch denotes the fact that the F-14 tows it's gunnery banner behind another F-14, thereby allowing the "training" aircrews to practice their gunning techniques.

This is one of the latest patches the Tomcat community has come out with. This is the fully embroidered version of the Tomcat's "Peeping Tom" TARPS patch worn by the aircrews of such squadrons.

This is the "TURN CAT" felix patch that states "Turn Anytime Baby" across the top.

This patch was created for the F-14 Tomcat's participation in Operation Iraqi Freedom. It says it all......"Anytime, Hussein".

This is one of the more famous felix patches created years ago. It depicts "Bill the Cat" from the "Bloom County" comic strip standing in as "Felix the Cat". This was the "unofficial" mascot of the Tomcat community.

This patch was created for Operation Desert Storm. It states "Hey Saddam...Send More MiGs" along the top and "Desert Storm Tomcats" along the bottom.

This patch was created for the "2003 Bombing Derby".....also known as IRAQ!! It shows Felix leaning against a bomb and the bottom says "Precision Baby!!"

This is one of the latest patches the Tomcat community has come out with. With the decommissioning of the Intruder and the F/A-18 already having one, the F-14s were outfitted with the LANTIRN pods in order to form them into the "Bombcats". So far, it has proven quite effective.

This patch commemorates the legendary F9F-8 Cougar as the "Last of the Grumman Cats". It is hand-stitched for the "authentic, in-country" feel.

When the A-6E Intruders were decommissioned, the long-range strike mission was scrubbed. Since the Hornet is considered "medium range" (at best), the Tomcat had to pick up the role of the medium range bomber. It was retrofitted with Air-to-Ground software in order for the Tomcat to become the "Bombcat" and became the multi-role "strike fighter".

This is the patch for the headquarters for the F-14 Tomcats located at NAS Oceana, VA. All Tomcats are governed by "FITWING" when dealing with matters of tactics and the aircraft, but under their respective CAGs during sea and shore operations.

This is one of the many "transition" patches created for the Tomcat squadrons that went to Hornet squadrons showing the "Rhino" in the Felix patch and with the Felix stance.

This is one of the many "transition" patches created for the Tomcat squadrons that went to Hornet squadrons. This one shows Felix leaning against a Hornet aircraft.

This is one of the many "transition" patches created for the Tomcat squadrons that went to Hornet squadrons. This one shows Felix being "buzzed" by all the new Hornets and says along the bottom DAMN BUGS!!!.

This is the F-14's 25th Anniversary patch designed by the Northrop Grumman team that built the venerable Tomcat. Felix is shown leaning left with 2 tails, as per most of the other "felix" patches for the squadrons.

These nametags are worn by the Tomcat pilots that are assigned to the Strike Weapons and Tactics, Atlantic school which is located at NAS Oceana, VA.

These nametags are worn by the Tomcat RIOs that are assigned to the Strike Weapons and Tactics, Atlantic school which is located at NAS Oceana, VA.

Strike Weapons and Tactics School, Atlantic is located at NAS Oceana, VA and is the tactics school for the F-14 Tomcat. The A-6 Intruder started it, and now the F-18 Hornet is joining them. This is the patch used by the F-14 school.

This is the historical patch for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet located at NAS Oceana, VA.

This is the new triangle patch for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.

This is the new desert version of the triangle patch for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.

This is the new round squadron patch for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.

This is the new "lightning bolt" squadron patch for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.

This is the new pilot nametag for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat Pilots that teach at the Weapons School located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.

This is the new RIO nametag for the Strike Fighter Weapons School, Atlantic for the F/A-18 Hornet and the F-14 Tomcat RIOs that teach at the Weapons School located at NAS Oceana, VA. When the schools combined the officers got together to brainstorm a new design and command motto. Across the top of the triangle patch it says "Advocati Diaboli", loosely translates to "Devil's Advocates". Being that we fly aggressor missions for the fleet we are in a sense the Devil's advocates. We "argue" the opposite side of a point to prove it's validity. With that motto accepted the FA-18 officers wanted to preserve the F-14 heritage in the new school since the Strike Fighter name was staying and the F-14 is slowly being decommissioned. The obvious choice was the decommissioned F-14 squadron, VF-74 Bedevilers. With a redesigned Devil and replacing the old bomb site with the missle site from the "Top Gun" Fighter Weapons School design the new patch was formed.