This is the aircraft triangle patch worn by the pilots of the A-4 Skyhawks who flew for the VC-1 'Blue Alii' out of NAS Barbers Point, HI.

These are the nametags for the pilots for VFC-12.

These are the nametags for the RIOs for VFC-12.

Based out of NAS Oceana, VA, the "Fighting Omars" are the East Coast Naval Reserve adversary squadron that conducts the air combat training for the Fleet squadrons using the F/A-18 Hornet now.

This is the historical patch for the VFC-12 "Fighting Omars" that flew the A-4 Skyhawk out of NAS Oceana. The squadron's support duties include Air Combat Training for the Fleet squadrons.

This is the "red-over-blue" aircraft patch for VFC-12 based out of NAS Oceana, VA.

This is the aircraft "diamond triangle" patch for VFC-12 based out of NAS Oceana, VA. It has the "brown tip" on the nose of the fuselage and says "Fighting OMARS along the bottom.

This is the "det patch" created for VFC-12 for their 2004 Fallon, NV deployment where they served as the "Blue Air Strike Det". Shows the Fallon mountain range (probably B-17) in the background and the Hornet dropping a MK-80 series bomb.

Based out of NAS Miramar, the "Saints" were the West Coast adversary squadron conducting air combat training for the Fleet squadrons with the A-4F and A-4M Skyhawks. This is the color version of their squadron patch.

Based out of NAS Miramar, the "Saints" were the West Coast adversary squadron conducting air combat training for the Fleet squadrons with the A-4F and A-4M Skyhawks. This is the desert version of their squadron patch.

The VAQ-34 "Flashbacks" fly out of NAS LeMoore, CA in the F/A-18 Hornet. They were established in March 1983 as the "Electric Horsemen". They have since moved to NAS Point Mugu, CA and now fly the Hornet after spending many years flying the EA-7L Corsair. They train as aggressors against radar operators, and originally offered the only "high-performance" billets to women because their mission was not considered "combat". They are joined by VAQ-33 and VAQ-35 as part of FEWSG. This is the "old" style version of their squadron patch.

The VAQ-34 "Flashbacks" fly out of NAS LeMoore, CA in the F/A-18 Hornet. They were established in March 1983 as the "Electric Horsemen". They have since moved to NAS Point Mugu, CA and now fly the Hornet after spending many years flying the EA-7L Corsair. They train as aggressors against radar operators, and originally offered the only "high-performance" billets to women because their mission was not considered "combat". They are joined by VAQ-33 and VAQ-35 as part of FEWSG. This is the current version of their squadron patch.

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 "Red Lettered" 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 (note the red lettering for the SFWSL). 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 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.

This is the Boeing oval patch created for the F/A-18E/F Hornet.