USMC AH-1T Patch 1960 during the Second Anglo-Dutch War

during the Second Anglo-Dutch War by Grand Pensionary Johan de Witt and Admiral Michiel de Ruyter as the Regiment de Marine

covering the transition from straight-deck carrier operations to the angled-deck jet age

where the squadron's A-4 pilots flew strike missions against heavily defended targets in North Vietnam

as a museum ship

USMC AH-1T Patch 1960 during the Second Anglo-Dutch WarUSMC AH 1T Patch The SuperCobra's Predecessor The AH 1T was the bridge between the original Cobra and the SuperCobra a stepping stone in Marine attack helicopter evolution. The Bell AH 1T was a transitional variant of the AH 1 Cobra attack helicopter that served the Marine Corps between the original AH 1J SeaCobra and the definitive AH 1W SuperCobra. This embroidered patch celebrates the AH 1T, which introduced the twin engine Bell 214 power section