Air & Marine Operations NASOC Sierra Vista Wiley Coyote MQ-9 Patch

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Air & Marine Operations NASOC Sierra Vista Wiley Coyote MQ-9 Patch

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  • 4"
  • Embroidered Fabric
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This is a 4" patch, with hook & loop.

Air & Marine Operations NASOC Sierra Vista Wiley Coyote MQ-9 Patch - CBP Air and Marine Operations National Air Security Operations Center Sierra Vista (NASOC-SV) MQ-9 Predator B UAS Morale Embroidered Patch.

Desert persistence, relentless overwatch, and the Wiley Coyote spirit of the crews who never stop chasing the horizon from Fort Huachuca.

NASOC Sierra Vista holds a foundational place in U.S. border security history. Established in 2005 at Libby Army Airfield on Fort Huachuca, Arizona, it became CBP's first operational unmanned aircraft system site and remains one of the most active MQ-9 Predator B hubs in the country. Operating under CBP Air and Marine Operations, the crews at NASOC-SV fly persistent surveillance missions along the southern border, streaming real-time electro-optical, infrared, and radar data directly to Border Patrol agents and interdiction assets on the ground. The MQ-9 platform carries configurations including the VADER ground surveillance radar and the Raytheon SeaVue maritime sensor, giving the crew the ability to cover remote desert terrain, river corridors, and coastal approaches in a single sortie. The Wiley Coyote name captures the character of that mission perfectly — relentless, desert-hardened, and always in pursuit across some of the most unforgiving landscape on the southern border. This embroidered patch ties the morale identity of the NASOC-SV crew to the aircraft, the airfield, and the long hours of overwatch that define the UAS border mission.

Perfect For: CBP Air and Marine Operations veterans, NASOC Sierra Vista alumni, MQ-9 Predator B pilots and sensor operators, UAS program collectors, Fort Huachuca and Libby Army Airfield community members, DHS and border security memorabilia displays, shadow boxes, patch panels, challenge coin boards, and anyone building a collection around the history of unmanned aircraft systems in federal law enforcement. It also makes a meaningful gift for families and supporters who want a specific, researched piece tied to the crews, the desert mission, and the persistent overwatch work that happens far from public view.

Wiley Coyote grit, stitched for the crews who watch the desert so others can act.

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