Officially Licensed US Navy VA-36 Roadrunners Search and Destroy This patch represents another variant

This patch represents another variant from the period when the squadron was transitioning between HML and HMLA status

1st LAR spearheaded the Marine advance into Iraq

The busiest air and marine interdiction operation on the Southwest border — where every aircraft type in the AMO fleet gets a workout

with its training squadrons reassigned to operational Marine Aircraft Groups

earning more than 300 valor awards

Officially Licensed US Navy VA-36 Roadrunners Search and Destroy This patch represents another variantOfficially Licensed US Navy VA 36 Roadrunners Attack Squadron 36 (VA 36) Roadrunners United States Navy Officially Licensed Embroidered Patch. Roadrunners speed, strike identity, and carrier attack heritage stitched into one officially licensed piece of naval aviation history. The VA 36 Roadrunners name traces back to 1949, when the predecessor unit VF 102 adopted the Roadrunners nickname that would define the designation across two separate