Pacific Missile Range Patch HTL with their electronic warfare mission

with their electronic warfare mission migrating to VMAQ squadrons flying the EA-6B Prowler and their photo reconnaissance mission absorbed into other units

The squadron later redesignated as HMLA-369 when the Marine Corps merged attack and utility helicopter assets

MV-22 Iraq — the Osprey's combat debut in Operation Iraqi Freedom

A legend — since the very first hover

Pacific Missile Range Patch HTL with their electronic warfare missionPacific Missile Range Embroidered Patch Testing the Future of Naval Weapons The Pacific Missile Range represented the cutting edge of Naval weapons testing and evaluation, providing the vast overwater testing space needed to develop and validate the missiles, drones, and weapons systems that defend the fleet. This patch represents the personnel who worked at the frontier of Naval technology. The Pacific Missile Range, headquartered at Point Mugu,