VMO-2 participated in the Battles of Saipan—where they were the first American airplanes to land at Marpi Point Field—Tinian
Make Aircrew Great Again — because the back-seaters
The squadron's Death Dealer mascot draws from the iconic Frank Frazetta fantasy painting — a dark warrior astride a war horse — perfectly capturing the aggressive spirit of a unit with deep combat roots
the 237th's crews flew UH-1 Huey medevac missions in some of the most heavily contested airspace in the war
and tactical patch collectors seeking subdued squadron insignia
Official Aviation Life Support Qual Patches Sunliners VMO-2 participated in the BattlesOfficial Aviation Life Support Qual Patches Because Somebody Has to Save the Aircrew From Themselves Because if your survival gear fails, everything else is just a really expensive fireworks show. Aviation Life Support Systems (ALSS) technicians are the unsung heroes of every squadron, responsible for the gear that keeps aircrew alive when everything goes wrong ejection seats, parachutes, survival vests, oxygen systems, helmets, NVGs, and every piece