(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is a patch created by a local organization to honor the profession of the US NAVY S.E.A.L.S. These are young college students and enlisted folks paying a tribute to these warriors and heroes. All proceeds will go to help fund their education and message. This patch DOES come with velcro attached.

This is the CAMO/NWU SLEEVE patch being worn on today's uniform created for the NAVAL Special Warfare community (SEALs). It shows a SKULL with a tactical headset and comes with velcro attached.

This is the blue version of a SEAL nametag with their crest insignia sewn in. Most of the East Coast teams are based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA. and the West Coast teams are based out of San Diego, CA.

This is the subdued version of a SEAL nametag with their crest insignia sewn in. Most of the East Coast teams are based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA. and the West Coast teams are based out of San Diego, CA.

This is a "spoof" patch created for SEAL Team 1 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA. It shows a seal wearing a turban (I think) with his hand/paw on a male part. I can't really say.........

This is the team patch for SEAL Team 2 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA.

This is the subdued version of the SEAL TEAM 3 patch worn by the squadron members of that particular team. It is in the subdued scheme, which coincides with their missions.

This is the team patch for SEAL Team 4 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA.

This is the team patch for SEAL Team 6 based out of Dam Neck Amphibious Base, VA. They are also the Seal Development Team that gets to play with all the toys......

This is the team patch for SEAL Team 8 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA.

This is the team patch for SEAL Team 10 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA.

This is the underwater demolition team patch for Team 21 based out of Little Creek Amphibious Base, VA.

This is the color version of the standard US Navy SEALs patch worn by the all the Navy Seals.

This is the round, blue version of the Naval Special Warfare Group worn by the "Teams" and does not have velcro attached.

On 1 February 1986, ASSAULT CRAFT UNIT FOUR was commissioned in Panama City, FL. On 18 March 1987, ACU4 accepted delivery of the Atlantic Fleet's first LCAC. Designed to operate from every well deck configured amphibious ship, the LCAC's main mission is to deliver a 60-ton payload to a designated beachhead at speeds in excess of 35 knots. Combining high speed, exceptional maneuverability, and long-range qualities with the ability to travel over land, the LCAC provides added versatility to our Amphibious Forces. This is the R/W/B-version of the DET-ALPHA patch and does have velcro attached.

On 1 February 1986, ASSAULT CRAFT UNIT FOUR was commissioned in Panama City, FL. On 18 March 1987, ACU4 accepted delivery of the Atlantic Fleet's first LCAC. Designed to operate from every well deck configured amphibious ship, the LCAC's main mission is to deliver a 60-ton payload to a designated beachhead at speeds in excess of 35 knots. Combining high speed, exceptional maneuverability, and long-range qualities with the ability to travel over land, the LCAC provides added versatility to our Amphibious Forces. This is the DET-ALPHA patch for ACU-4 and does not have velcro attached.