The "Condors" of VP-64 flew the P-3B Orion out of NAS Willow Grove, PA as one of two Naval Reserve Orion units. VP-64 is still an operational unit. They currently fly the P-3 Update III BMUP (block modification upgrade) aircraft. They are scheduled to become a VR C-130 unit in Fiscal Year 05.

The VP-66 "Liberty Bell" fly out of NAS Willow Grove, PA. They were established in November 1970 and is a P-3B Orion Naval Air Reserve unit flying in support of Atlantic Fleet ASW operations.

This is the HUGE reproduction version of the VP-73 squadron patch. This unit flew PBY catalinas in the north Atlantic. They received a unit citation for sinking the U-464 in 1942. This u-boat was a "milk cow" used to replenish the other u-boats.

The VP-90 "Lions" fly out of NAS Glenview, IL. They were established in November 1970 and is a P-3B Orion Naval Air Reserve unit. They were decommissioned in 1993 as part of the Navy's overall force reduction.

The 'Crawfishers' of VP-94 fly the P-3B Orion out of NAS New Orleans, LA. They were established in November, 1970 and are the Naval Reserve component of the P-3 community.

This is the "large-sized version of the patch that was created by the "Union" of the International Brotherhood of Naval Flight Engineers (IBNFE) and denotes that they stand united (usually against the pilots)!!

This is the "2-Prop" version of the "Hamilton Standard" patch stating "We Screw Our Way Around the World".

This is the Naval Air Reserve Activity patch for Self-Ridge. It shows a P-3C Orion on top of the hawk. If you have any further info, let me know and I'll get it on here.

This patch represents all the Junior Officers in the squadron. It's a powerful union to express the desires of the squadron officers (majority of) to the Hinges and commanders.

This patch was created by the Greek Navy for their P-3 fleet. It is worn by the EWO operators onboard the Orion.