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Class of '67
MAG-26 and 2nd MAW personnel
recreated at the request of a Vietnam veteran who wanted to preserve the memory of the Marines who kept the electronics working in the heat
San Angelo crews tracked smuggling aircraft crossing from Mexico and provided aerial support to ground enforcement operations across one of the least populated and most challenging sectors on the Southwest border
At 8 inches
Official HMM-164 Viet Nam's Flying Death Patch Lancers Class of '67Official HMM 164 Viet Nam's Flying Death Patch USMC Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron Vietnam War Embroidered Patch "Flying Death" HMM 164's Vietnam era identity was as fierce as the missions they flew. HMM 164 earned the "Flying Death" moniker during their Vietnam War deployments, where CH 46 Sea Knight crews flew into some of the most heavily defended landing zones in I Corps. The first CH 46 Sea Knights arrived in Vietnam with HMM 164 in March 1966