The VF-154 'Black Knights' were established in February 1951, then designated as VF-154 in February 1953. They flew the F-4S Phantom before transitioning to the F-14A Tomcat. They have now transitioned to NAS Lemoore, CA and are flying the F/A-18 Hornet. This is the famous "Naked Lady" patch from them and Airwing 5.

This is the front and back designs of the black colored Zippo for VF-154 Black Knights squadron. The scan isn't too good, sorry, but the Zippo is pretty nice.

This is the large version of the "Cloissennette" for the Black Knights. What's a cloissennette? It's a metal sticker, basically. This one has the adhesive on the back and is applied to awards and other items that are given by the squadron.

This is the medium version of the "Cloissennette" for the Black Knights. What's a cloissennette? It's a metal sticker, basically. This one has the adhesive on the back and is applied to awards and other items that are given by the squadron.

This is the solid brass "OTIS" that is attached to the VF-154 plaques. It is a brass replication of the squadron patch.

This is the decommission patch from the now decommissioned F-4 Phantom squadron, VF-161, the Rock Rivers.

This is the F-4S Phantom II "Last of a Legend" patch from the now decommissioned F-4 Phantom squadron, VF-161, the Rock Rivers.

The 'Superheats' of VF-202 were established in July 1970 and was one of two Naval Reserve F-14 squadrons. They were based out of NAS Dallas, TX. They originally flew the F-8H Crusaders, then the F-4N Phantoms until receiving their first Tomcat in April 1987. They were the Tomcat squadron for the Reserve Airwing 20. This is the famous "Superheats" patch they created that states "One Call Does it All".

The 'Superheats' of VF-202 were established in July 1970 and was one of two Naval Reserve F-14 squadrons. They were based out of NAS Dallas, TX. They originally flew the F-8H Crusaders, then the F-4N Phantoms until receiving their first Tomcat in April 1987. They were the Tomcat squadron for the Reserve Airwing 20, but have since decommissioned completely. This is their farewell patch.

This is the 2002 commemorative patch for VF-211 winning the Clifton Battle 'E' and the Grand Slam for their precision strike ability. Quite the award to win both in the same year.

The "Flying Checkmates" of VF-211 fly the F-14A Tomcat from NAS Oceana, VA. They trace their roots to VB-74, established in May 1945, but acquired their current designation in March 1959. They are TARPS capable and are based on the West-Coast ships. This is their Y2K Millenium Cruise patch showing all the other squadron designations around the edge with a dragon in the middle.

This is small version of the "Last Cruise" patch created for the VF-213 Blacklions and the VF-31 Tomcatters. It shows Felix leaning against a "well-endowed" lady cat with "double D's" and states "LAST TIME, BABY" along the bottom. This truly is a MUST HAVE for anyone that collects!!

This is large version of the "Last Cruise" patch created for the VF-213 Blacklions and the VF-31 Tomcatters. It shows Felix leaning against a "well-endowed" lady cat with "double D's" and states "LAST TIME, BABY" along the bottom. This truly is a MUST HAVE for anyone that collects!!

This patch is also from the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) for Operation Enduring Freedom, but was the one created by the VF-213 BLack Lions while on cruise. It shows the Twin Towers as well as the Pentagon.

The "Black Lions" of VF-213 were established in June 1955, flew F-4B Phantoms for many years, then were transitioned to the F-14A Tomcat in September 1976. They were originally located at NAS Miramar, but have since moved to the East Coast Master Jet Base of NAS Oceana, VA. They were one of the first TARPS capable Tomcat squadrons, and fly with CVW-11 currently onboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70). They won the most recent "MUTHA" award, and this is the patch created to commemorate that victory.

This is the 2005-2006 cruise patch for the Teddy Roosevelt (CVN-71) depicting the last TOMCAT Farewell Cruise patch. Shows Felix with a rather large breasted female...........

This is one of the patches put out by the Tomcat community during the "Bloom County Bill-the-Cat" popularity. It's actually getting kind of rare to find one of these.