This is the color version of the current squadron patch for the Commander, Patrol Reconnaissance Wing 5 based out of NAS Brunswick, ME.

This is the desert version of the current squadron patch for the Commander, Patrol Reconnaissance Wing 5 based out of NAS Brunswick, ME.

This patch was created by CAC-5. It shows the "American Way" hand with the mushroom cloud of an exploding SLAM missile and says "SERVING TERRORISTS 5 SLAMS AT A TIME" which is one of the missiles the P-3 Orion can carry.

This patch was created by CAC-5. It says "Smell the Glove" and shows the FOLs they were operating out of.......Kinloss and Keflavik in 2000. It also says "Its Our God Given Rite".

This patch was created by CAC-8. It is the black version of their det patch and says "We're Crazy & So Are We", Section 8, World Tour '04.

This patch was created by CAC-8. It is the tan version of their det patch and says "We're Crazy & So Are We", Section 8, World Tour '04.

This patch was created by CAC-8. It is the subdued green version of their det patch and says "We're Crazy & So Are We", Section 8, World Tour '04.

This patch was created by CAC-10. It is the desert version of their 2004 MED det patch and says "AHH!!! A Perfect 10" and shows the "hot chick" riding the Orion.

This patch was created by CAC-11. It shows a snake head with it's "FANGS OUT" (for killing) and says "SIGONELLA/SOUDA 2002/3" at the top and "KILL READY" at the bottom to indicate the mood of the P-3 Orion's crew's mentality since 9-11.

This patch was created by CAC-12. It has "Keflavik" marked out and says "Going Down South" and "Where It's Hot and Moist" along the edges.

This patch was created by CAC-12. It shows a Phoenix rising from the flames and says "You can't keep a Good Crew Down".

This is the base patch for NAS Jacksonville, FL. They fly the P-3 Orion and the S-3 Viking out of there. This is the large version of the base patch.

This is the color version of the patch that was created for the Weapons Tactics Unit stationed at NAS Jacksonville, FL that develops the tactics flown by the P-3C Orion.

This is the desert version of the patch that was created for the Weapons Tactics Unit stationed at NAS Jacksonville, FL that develops the tactics flown by the P-3C Orion.

This is the shield version of the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 Mission Commanders, showing the Orion logo and gold P-3.

This is the round version of the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 Mission Commanders, showing the Orion logo and gold P-3.

This is the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 FRS (Fleet Replacement Squadron) Instructors, Pilots and NFOs showing the gold P-3.

This is the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 Instructor Pilots, showing the pilot wings and gold P-3.

This is the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 TACCO's of the P-3C Orion pilots showing the gold P-3 over the ocean.

This is the patch worn on the flight suit sleeves for P-3 Instructor TACCO's of the P-3C Orion pilots showing the gold P-3 over the ocean.

This is the subdued version of the P-3 Flight Engineer's patch and states "What-Me Worry?"

This is the reproduction patch for the VPB-128 squadron. I don't have any info on them.

The 'Screaming Eagles' fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii. They were established in February 1943 and claim to be the first in US Aviation to respond to the invasion of Kuwait in 1990. They deployed 2 aircraft to an island off Oman on August 4th, 1990.

The 'Skinny Dragons' fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Barbers Point, Hawaii. They were established in July 1943 and received their P-3C Orions in December 1989. They were deployed to Diego Garcia in support of Operation Desert Shield and Storm.

The 'Mad Foxes' fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Jacksonville, FL. They were established in January 1937 and deployed to Rota, Spain to support Desert Storm.

The 'Tigers' of VP-8 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in September 1942 and were the first operational users of the Orion. This is the det patch for the Combat Air Crew (CAC)-2 and shows the lady 'ON TOP ON TIME'. This is the large version of their squadron patch.

The 'Tigers' of VP-8 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in September 1942 and were the first operational users of the Orion. This is the det patch for the Combat Air Crew (CAC)-2 and shows the lady 'ON TOP ON TIME'.

The 'Tigers' of VP-8 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in September 1942 and were the first operational users of the Orion. This is one of their latest detachment patches that denote operations to Roosey Roads, Puerto Rico.

The 'Tigers' of VP-8 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in September 1942 and were the first operational users of the Orion. This is one of their latest detachment patches that denote operations from Iceland to Roosey Roads, Puerto Rico.

The 'Tigers' of VP-8 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in September 1942 and were the first operational users of the Orion. This is their latest detachment patches to Sigonella & Beyond. It's "Buzz Lightyear".

The 'Golden Eagles' out of NAS Barbers Point, HI fly the P-3C Orion. The were established in March 1951 and flew PB4Y-2 Privateers in the Korean War. They carry out the maritime duties in the Pacific regions.

The 'Red Lancers' of VP-10 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in March 1951 and currently are flying their "Outlaw Hunter" version of the Orion that uses Over the Horizon (OTH) technology to detect targets. This is their latest det patch from CAC-1 to Sigonella, Spain and Souda Bay, Greece in 2002. It states that they were the first to arrive this year in both places.

The 'Red Lancers' of VP-10 fly the P-3C Orion out of NAS Brunswick, ME. They were established in March 1951 and currently are flying their "Outlaw Hunter" version of the Orion that uses Over the Horizon (OTH) technology to detect targets. This is one of their latest det patch from CAC-3 to Sigonella, and states 'Porti Il Legno' in 2002.