Officially Licensed US Navy VA-67 Vulcans Patch Knight Hawks giving squadrons a playful symbol

giving squadrons a playful symbol that builds camaraderie and unit pride

a Navy Reserve attack squadron that burned as bright as any active-duty unit

and descendants of the Marines who attacked Hill 142

The 27th Marines was reactivated on 1 January 1966 during the Vietnam War

Officially Licensed US Navy VA-67 Vulcans Patch Knight Hawks giving squadrons a playful symbolOfficially Licensed US Navy VA 67 Vulcans Patch Attack Squadron Thunder The Vulcans of VA 67 flew the A 7 Corsair II light attack with Roman god firepower. Attack Squadron 67 (VA 67), the Vulcans, was a United States Navy light attack squadron. This embroidered patch carries the Vulcans' identity, named after the Roman god of fire and forge a fitting name for a squadron that rained ordnance on targets from the cockpit of the A 7 Corsair II. VA 67 was