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VF-102 OEF Triangle Patch Size: 5" In Stock: >5 Price: $8.00 The VF-102 "Diamondbacks" are located at NAS Oceana, VA and fly the F-14A Tomcat. They were established in July 1955, and transitioned from the F-4J Phantom to the F-14A Tomcat in July 1981. This is their Operation Enduring Freedom patch, and will also be their last Tomcat cruise, as they are transitioning to the F/A-18 Hornet when they return.
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VF-102 Aircraft Triangle (Red) Size: 4 3/4" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 The VF-102 "Diamondbacks" are located at NAS Oceana, VA and fly the F-14A Tomcat. This is the aircraft patch worn on the right sleeve of the flight suit by most VF-102 Tomcat drivers and RIOs.
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VF-102 Aircraft Triangle (Des) Size: 4 3/4" In Stock: >5 Price: $8.00 The VF-102 "Diamondbacks" are located at NAS Oceana, VA and fly the F-14A Tomcat. This is the desert version of the aircraft patch worn on the right sleeve of the flight suit by most VF-102 Tomcat drivers and RIOs while deployed.
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VF-103 Aircraft Triangle (Black) Size: 4 1/2" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 The VF-103 "Jolly Rogers" wear this patch on the right sleeve of their flight suits that depicts their airframe.
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VF-103 "MUTHA" Aircraft Triangle Size: 4 1/2" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 Those aircrew that were in the VF-103 "Jolly Rogers" at the time of this "MUTHA" award can wear this patch on the right sleeve of their flight suits, depicting their high caliber of performance which allowed them the opportunity to win this award.
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VF-111 A/C Triangle (R/W) Size: 5" In Stock: >5 Price: $8.00 The Sundowners were established in June 1956 flying F-4J Phantoms until 1978 when they replaced it with the F-14 Tomcat. It's decom ceremony was held on 16 Feb 95 in Miramar along with VF-51, cancelling the plans of these two squadrons to be the first F-14D models. This was the "SUNSET" (red/white) version of their aircraft triangle they wore on the right sleeve of their flight suits.
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VF-111 Aircraft Triangle Patch Size: 6" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 The Sundowners were established in June 1956 flying F-4J Phantoms until 1978 when they replaced it with the F-14 Tomcat. It's decom ceremony was held on 16 Feb 95 in Miramar along with VF-51, cancelling the plans of these two squadrons to be the first F-14D models. This was the aircraft triangle they wore on the right sleeve of their flight suits.
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VF-111 Aircraft Patch (Round) Size: 3" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 The Sundowners were established in June 1956 flying F-4J Phantoms until 1978 when they replaced it with the F-14 Tomcat. It's decom ceremony was held on 16 Feb 95 in Miramar along with VF-51, cancelling the plans of these two squadrons to be the first F-14D models. This was also one of the aircraft patches they wore on the left sleeve of their flight suit.
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VF-114 Aircraft Patch (Desert) Size: 4 1/2" In Stock: >5 Price: $8.00 The 'Aardvarks' flew the F-14A Tomcat out of NAS Miramar. Their mascot was the creature "Zot" from B.C. Comics. They transitioned from the Phantom to the Tomcat in December 1975, and made several West coast cruises paired with VF-213 before being decommissioned. This is the desert version of the aircraft triangle worn on the right sleeve of their flightsuit.
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VF-124 Aircraft Patch Size: 5" In Stock: >5 Price: $7.00 The 'Gunfighters' of VF-124 were established as VF-53 in August '48, then redesignated to their current designation in April '58. They were the West Coast RAG (Training Squadron) that trained the pilots and RIOs for the F-14 Tomcat. They were decommissioned when all the CONUS Tomcat squadrons were moved to the Master Jet Base NAS Oceana.
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