Tom Cruise Maverick Jacket

CVW-19VF-194 Cruise Patch: CVW-19 also known as Carrier Air Group 19. It took part in the World War II battles. CVW-19 was authorized in the year 1943 and it also took parts in many carrier strikes at different countries.

CVW-2 Top Ten Patch: Carrier Air Wing Two (CVW-2) patch defines the United States Naval force aircraft carrier air wing based at Naval Air Station Lemoore.

NAS Jacksonville Base Patch: In this patch word NAS refers to (Naval Air station) basically this is the largest naval air station in the World Wide located in Florida US.

Tom Cat Patch: The Tomcat symbol utilized all through the F-14 program was the foremost prevalent symbol ever delivered by Grumman or any other aviation producer.

LT.P MITCHELL US NAVAL AVIATOR Patch: The US Naval Aviator patch on the back means that LT. P.Mitchell is qualified as a US Navy, US Marine Corps, or US Coast Guard Pilot.

Comcrudes-9 Patch: Word Comcrudeflot means Commander Cruiser Destroyers Flotilla. This logo represents flotilla or naval squadron that consist of destroyers instead of other destroyers like vessel.

US 7th Fleet Patch: USS Seventh Fleet logo defines the numbered fleet of the US Navy. This is the largest US fleet established during World War II. Its central duties are to provide commands during natural disasters or military operations.

Vigilance Patch: Advanced guided-missile destroyers are proportionate in tonnage but immensely prevalent in capability to cruisers of the World War II time and carry nuclear power.

USN Pin: the US enrolled Mariners and Maritime officers to wear dolphin uniforms breastpin to demonstrate that they are qualified and experienced officers in a submarine.

American Flag: The American flag’s stripes represent the initial 13 Colonies, and the stars speak to the 50 states of the Union. The hail’s colors are typical as well ruddy symbolizes toughness and valor, white symbolizes virtue and blamelessness, and blue speaks to carefulness, diligence, and equity.

CLG-31963 Far East Cruise Patch: USS Galveston (CL-93/CLG-3), a Cleveland-class light cruiser of the U.S. Naval force that was afterward changed over to a Galveston-class guided rocket cruiser.

CV-34 Oriskany Carrier Patch: CV-34 Oriskany carrier ship patch also called the o-boat. During the time of the revolutionary war, the ship was named for the battle of Oriskany. Oriskany aircraft carrier was surrender on 1st May 1944 by the New York Navel Shipyard.

3rd Marine Amphibious Patch: During World War II most of the staff transferred from the Amphibious Corps that’s why the US navy formed an expeditionary force named I Marine Amphibious Corps later it was named as III Marine Amphibious Corps.

DLG-32 Cruise Patch: DLG/CG-32 USS William H.Standley defines a Belknap-class destroyer cruiser. He was named for Chief naval officer William Harrison Standley, previous Chief of Naval Operations.

Texas Dallas Patch: Texas Dallas patch defines the lone star for its prominent single white star. “The Lone Star State” rises to the state’s nickname.

VF-1 Squadron Patch: VF-1 defines it as the fifth U.S. Naval force squadron to be assigned VF-1 Known as the “Wolf pack.”

3rd Marine Wing Patch: Third Marine Aircraft Wing also refers to 3rd MAW is the major west coast aviation unit of the US Marine Corps. The wing on the patch is made of a headquarters squadron, aviation engineering group, an aviation command and control group, and four flying groups.

USN Seabees Patch: Seabees are individuals of the United States Naval force Development battalions. The U.S. Naval Development Units got the nickname “Seabees” since that was how the initials “C.B.” sounded.