Officially Licensed US Navy VRC-30 DET II Roughnecks Patch Backing:No Hook & Loop and later at MCAS Camp

and later at MCAS Camp Pendleton

deploying aboard amphibious ships and to forward operating locations throughout the Pacific

Marine helicopter assault community

forged through five decades of combat — the Warriors of HML-167

or in support roles that kept the war effort moving

Officially Licensed US Navy VRC-30 DET II Roughnecks Patch Backing:No Hook & Loop and later at MCAS CampVRC 30 DET II Roughnecks Patch Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 30, Detachment II (VRC 30 DET II) "Roughnecks" U. S. Navy Carrier Onboard Delivery VRC 30, nicknamed the "Providers," traces its ancestry to Air Transport Squadron 5 (VR 5), commissioned on 24 June 1943 at Naval Air Station Seattle, Washington. The squadron flew Douglas R4D Skytrains, R5D Skymasters, and Beechcraft SNB Expeditors in regular service across the Alaskan frontier from Seattle