Officially Licensed USMC VMA-241 (Son's Of Satan) Patch MCAGCC the Pelicans never stopped hunting

the Pelicans never stopped hunting beneath the waves

Nothing impossible — the 174th Aviation's enduring legacy

Marine forces

Official HSM-72 Silver Dollar MH-60R Patch — US Navy Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron Embroidered Patch

Cold War-era Marine operations veterans

Officially Licensed USMC VMA-241 (Son's Of Satan) Patch MCAGCC the Pelicans never stopped huntingOfficially Licensed USMC VMA 241 (Sons of Satan) Patch Forged in the Fires of Midway Because when you lose 75% of your squadron and still come back swinging, you earn the right to that name. VMA 241, the Sons of Satan, traces its lineage to one of the most harrowing chapters in Marine Corps aviation history. Originally commissioned as VMSB 241 at Midway Atoll in March 1942, the squadron fought in the Battle of Midway just three months later, losing 23