Officially Licensed USMC VMA-212 Devil Cats Squadron Patch Hook&Loop:With Hook & Loop and countless hours of demanding

and countless hours of demanding rotary-wing operations

The squadron's officially approved insignia tells the full story in a single image: a medieval executioner rising from the ocean depths with a raised ax aimed at a surfaced submarine

Ford crew members

Born from the ashes of the failed 1980 Iran hostage rescue

including its STOVL operations and advanced stealth coatings

Officially Licensed USMC VMA-212 Devil Cats Squadron Patch Hook&Loop:With Hook & Loop and countless hours of demandingOfficially Licensed USMC VMA 212 Devil Cats Squadron Patch Marine Attack Squadron 212 Embroidered Patch Devil Cats from Guadalcanal to the jet age, VMA 212 always had claws out. Marine Attack Squadron 212 (VMA 212), the "Devil Cats," traces its lineage to March 1, 1942, when it was activated as Marine Fighting Squadron 212 (VMF 212), the "Hell Hounds," at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Hawaii. The squadron earned its legendary reputation during World