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Official HMH-466 Wolfpack Yuma Det Patch - Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 466 (HMH-466) Wolfpack CH-53E Super Stallion Yuma Detachment Embroidered Patch.
Wolfpack heavy-lift identity, desert training grit, and the mark of a CH-53E crew that carried the mission to Yuma and back.
HMH-466, the Wolfpack, was commissioned on 30 November 1984 as Marine Aircraft Group 16's second CH-53E squadron, and it has built one of the most decorated safety and operational records in Marine heavy helicopter history. The squadron became the first CH-53E unit to deploy to Saudi Arabia when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990, and during Desert Shield and Desert Storm it recovered downed aircraft, conducted the first Night Vision Goggle troop insertion in the conflict, and moved critical cargo from port to staging areas ahead of the ground campaign. The Wolfpack went on to serve in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, and in 1997 it became the first CH-53E squadron to reach 30,000 mishap-free flight hours. The Yuma detachment connection ties the patch to MCAS Yuma, where Marine aviation squadrons regularly send aircraft and crews to support the Weapons and Tactics Instructor Course, a demanding seven-week advanced training event hosted by MAWTS-1 that sharpens air-ground integration and combat readiness across the Marine Air-Ground Task Force. A Yuma det patch marks the specific crews, maintainers, and pilots who brought Wolfpack Super Stallions to the Arizona desert and kept them flying through one of Marine aviation's most rigorous training environments.
Perfect For: HMH-466 Wolfpack veterans and active-duty Marines, CH-53E Super Stallion aircrew and maintainers, Yuma detachment alumni, MAG-16 and 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing collectors, WTI course participants, Marine aviation historians, shadow box builds, patch panel displays, reunion gifts, and anyone preserving the story of Marine heavy-lift assault support through deployments, detachments, and desert training rotations.
Wolfpack lineage, Yuma-tested, and stitched for the crews who kept the heaviest lifts airborne.
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Yes. If you see a note like “bulk reruns available,” that means we can support group orders or reruns. If you don’t see it, contact us with the unit/squadron and quantity and we’ll confirm options.
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