Officially Licensed USMC HMR(L)-263 Patch Commemorative Desert tan patches reduce visual

Desert tan patches reduce visual signature on flight suits and tactical gear while maintaining squadron identity in the combat zone

there was the Grasshopper

HMX-1 Nighthawks — the standard squadron patch of the Presidential helicopter squadron

learning the unique skills of STOVL (Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing) operations — hovering

early Marine light helicopter crews

Officially Licensed USMC HMR(L)-263 Patch Commemorative Desert tan patches reduce visualOfficially Licensed USMC HMR(L) 263 Patch Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron (Light) Embroidered Patch HMR(L) 263 the light helicopter transport squadron from Marine Corps aviation's early rotary wing era. HMR(L) 263 was a Marine helicopter transport squadron (light) designation from the 1950s 1960s era when the Marine Corps was organizing its helicopter fleet into light and medium transport categories. The "(L)" designation indicated the squadron