Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the VA-36 ROAD RUNNERS Intruder 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (seen) and the A-6E Intruder info/logo on the back (below).

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the VA-36 ROAD RUNNERS Intruder 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (above) and the A-6E Intruder info/logo on the back (seen).

Located at NAS Oceana, the Roadrunners were one of the nine A-6E Intruder squadrons stationed on the East Coast. This, the 1st of their three squadron patch designs, shows their squadron mascot. The bird's head patch that listed as the first is simply the mascot patch of the 1987-1994 squadron. This design also appeared on the breast of their T-shirts in this period, with the slogan "Heartless." "Heartless" was their radio callsign.

Located at NAS Oceana, the Roadrunners were one of the nine A-6E Intruder squadrons stationed on the East Coast. This, the second of their three squadron patch designs, shows their squadron mascot. The patch listed as the second is the actual patch of the A-6 squadron established in 1987 and disestablished in 1994. It carried on the Roadrunners name and traditions of the earlier squadron (hence their reproduction and use of the earlier Hotrodus Supersonicus patch).

Located at NAS Oceana, the Roadrunners were one of the nine A-6E Intruder squadrons stationed on the East Coast. This, the third of their three squadron patch designs, symbolizes their squadron mascot. The third, the Warner Brothers cartoon roadrunner, was actually the patch of the 1960s squadron which flew A-4s. This squadron was disestablished in 1970, although this patch was also produced and sold by the later VA-36 in the 1980s as an historical/retro/repro item.

Located at NAS Oceana, the Roadrunners were one of the nine A-6E Intruder squadrons stationed on the East Coast. This is the zap/sticker for their "second" squadron patch.