Officially Licensed USMC VMFA-542 Tigers Patch Great Lakes and the Marines who have

and the Marines who have flown the Cobra generation after generation

twin-turboprop design gave the Bronco excellent visibility and loiter capability — critical attributes for the forward air controller mission where seeing the enemy was the difference between a successful strike and a friendly fire tragedy

Air Force OV-10s flew forward air control and light attack missions in Vietnam and continued in service through the early 1990s

and Canada

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Officially Licensed USMC VMFA-542 Tigers Patch Great Lakes and the Marines who haveOfficially Licensed USMC VMFA 542 Tigers Patch The Tigers prowling through decades of Marine fighter history. Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 542 (VMFA 542), the Tigers, carries a distinguished lineage in Marine Corps fighter aviation. The Tigers have operated some of the most iconic fighter aircraft in Marine history, including the F 4 Phantom II and F A 18 Hornet, conducting air superiority, close air support, and interdiction missions across