The 'Checkertails' of VC-5 operate as the Navy's principal composite squadron. They currently fly the A-4 Skyhawk.

The 'Checkertails' of VC-5 operate as the Navy's principal composite squadron. They currently fly the A-4 Skyhawk.

VC-6 operates the Navy's only operational Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). This aircraft is utilized primarily in reconnaissance missions while being controlled by VC-6 personnel onboard Navy vessels. Tactical employment of this unique asset primarily supports both Battle Group deployments and Amphibious Warfare Operations.

This is the historical patch for the VFC-12 "Fighting Omars" that flew the A-4 Skyhawk out of NAS Oceana. The squadron's support duties include Air Combat Training for the Fleet squadrons.

This is the C-2A Greyhound patch showing a greyhound (dog) leaning on the cranium of Felix (the F-14 Tomcat). It states "all the time baby" across the bottom rocker and does not have velcro attached.

This is the commemorative reproduction patch for the VCP-63 Det 'Lina' detachment of 1939. It says "SAYONARA COUGARS" along the top.

This is the commemorative reproduction patch for the VJ-61 Det 'Sierra' detachment. It shows a reconnaissance aircraft (I don't know which one) flying with mountains in the background.

This is the deployment patch for the VQ-1 "World Watchers" when they participated in Operation Southern Watch JTF-SWA after Operation Desert Storm. They were established in June 1955 and currently fly the EP-3E Aries I model.

This is the squadron patch for the VQ-5 "Black Ravens" that fly the ES-3A out of NAS Agana, Guam. They were established in April 1991 as the first squadron to fly the ES-3A electronic warfare aircraft.

This is the Det-5 patch for the VQ-5 "Black Ravens" that fly the ES-3A out of NAS Agana, Guam. They were established in April 1991 as the first squadron to fly the ES-3A electronic warfare aircraft. I believe this was for one of their WestPac deployments over to Japan.

This is the aircraft patch for the VQ-5 "Black Ravens" that fly the ES-3A out of NAS Agana, Guam. They were established in April 1991 as the first squadron to fly the ES-3A electronic warfare aircraft.

This is a "throwback/historical" patch for VRC-30 Det-5. Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 30 (VRC-30), traces its ancestry to Air Transport Squadron Five (VR-5) which was established on 24 June 1943 at Naval Air Station Seattle. The Squadron was tasked with flying the Douglas R4D Skytrain, Douglas R5D Skymaster, Beechcraft SNB Expeditor and the Noorduyn JA-1 Norseman aircraft in regular air service to Seattle, Oakland, San Francisco, the Aleutian Islands, Fairbanks and Point Barrow on the Alaskan Mainland.

This is the "We Deliver" patch for VRC-30 Det-5. Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 30 (VRC-30), traces its ancestry to Air Transport Squadron Five (VR-5) which was established on 24 June 1943 at Naval Air Station Seattle. The Squadron was tasked with flying the Douglas R4D Skytrain, Douglas R5D Skymaster, Beechcraft SNB Expeditor and the Noorduyn JA-1 Norseman aircraft in regular air service to Seattle, Oakland, San Francisco, the Aleutian Islands, Fairbanks and Point Barrow on the Alaskan Mainland. This patch does not have velcro attached.

'VR' denotes 'Fleet Logistic Support Squadron' and operate several different types of aircraft. The Storkes of VR-31 were established in September 1948 and redesignated in July 1957. This patch is a reproduction patch for the storkes.

This is the reproduction patch for VRF-31 'Storkliners'.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the yellow version of their current squadron patch and does NOT come with velcro already attached.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the desert version of their current squadron patch and does NOT come with velcro already attached.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the 'Plane Captain'/Line "RAT" patch created for those hardworking personnel that take care of the birds. This pat does NOT come with velcro already attached.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This patch says $ELRE$, and has quite a few acronyms around the edge.....if anyone else has amplyfing details, I'd be much obliged.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the "Blues Brothers" version of their latest detachment and says "On a Mission from COD".

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the color version of their DET-1 "BIG STICK DELIVERY" and says "WORLD TOUR 2015" with (looks like) Teddy Roosevelt atop a moose/elk.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the desert version of their DET-1 "BIG STICK DELIVERY" and says "WORLD TOUR 2015" with (looks like) Teddy Roosevelt atop a moose/elk.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the color version of their DET-1 "TECHNICIAN" and says "C2-A CERTIFIED".

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-1's color version of their "det" patch and says "Make It Happen" along the bottom. This patch does NOT come with velcro already attached.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the "squadron" version of their latest detachment and says "On a Mission from COD".

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the color version of their Det-2 patch that says "DET DEUCE" along the top and "WE AIN'T RIGHT" along the bottom.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is the color version of their Det-2 patch that says "USS EISENHOWER" along the bottom.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-3's color version of their "DET FREAKIN THREE" patch and says "JUN 2012 - INDEFINITELY" with a big ole' 6 9 it.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-4's color version of their "THE GAPFILLERS" patch and their C-2 between CVN-69 and CVN-75.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-4's orange version of their "HORSEMEN" patch and has the "gray horse" on it. This patch does not come with velcro attached.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-4's desert version of their "HORSEMEN" patch.

The "Rawhides" of VRC-40 fly the C-2A out of NAS Norfolk, VA and were established in July 1960. They were originally known as 'Codfish Airlines' and have supported Atlantic Fleet operations the entire time. This is DET-4's color version of their "FANTASTIC FOUR" patch and says "VRC-40" on the top and "RAWHIDES" on the bottom.