VMSB-241 Sons of Satan WWII Patch LHA-5 and Marine Corps aviation heritage

and Marine Corps aviation heritage collectors

This blackout subdued patch presents the Red Dog identity in a low-visibility format suitable for tactical environments

providing reserve air command and control capability including air surveillance

" traces its origins to 5 October 1984 when the squadron was established as Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron (Light) Forty-Two (HSL-42) at Naval Station Mayport

VMSB-241 Sons of Satan WWII Patch LHA-5 and Marine Corps aviation heritageVMSB 241 Sons of Satan WWII Patch Dive Bombers of Midway The Sons of Satan flew their SBD Dauntless dive bombers into the hell of Midway and most of them never came back. Marine Scout Bombing Squadron 241 (VMSB 241), the Sons of Satan, holds one of the most heroic and tragic records in Marine aviation history. At the Battle of Midway in June 1942, VMSB 241 launched attacks against the Japanese carrier fleet flying SB2U Vindicators and SBD Dauntless