Official HMH-464 Frigid Condor II Patch Backing:With Hook and Loop I Corps medevac

I Corps medevac

and civilian who has served at one of the largest Marine Corps air stations in the world

Training squadron designations within Marine aviation represented periods when squadrons focused on fleet replacement training

The Plane Captain (PC) is one of the most important qualification levels in Marine Corps aviation maintenance

Naval Hospital Long Beach was a vital part of the military medical infrastructure on the West Coast

Official HMH-464 Frigid Condor II Patch Backing:With Hook and Loop I Corps medevacHMH 464 Condors Frigid Condor II Patch Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 464 (HMH 464), 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 464 (HMH 464), the "Condors," traces its distinguished lineage to 15 April 1944 when Marine Scout Bomber Squadron 464 (VMSB 464) was activated at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro, California. After World War II deactivation on 10 March 1946, the squadron was reactivated on 1 March 1981 at MCAS New River,