Official HAZMAT New River Patch Back Porch and VMM-363's Red Lion marking

and VMM-363's Red Lion marking is among the most striking in the Osprey community

The "Dirty Air" identity speaks to the reality of heavy helicopter operations—the CH-53E's three engines and massive seven-bladed main rotor create a downwash so powerful that it can strip paint from vehicles

and Navy JOPA morale patch collectors

the squadron transitioned to the revolutionary MV-22 Osprey tiltrotor and was redesignated VMMT-204

Official HAZMAT New River Patch Back Porch and VMM-363's Red Lion markingOfficial HAZMAT New River Patch MCAS New River Hazardous Materials Response Embroidered Patch (Variant) Another variant for the HAZMAT team at one of the busiest Marine aviation installations on the East Coast. The HAZMAT team at Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, handles hazardous materials response, spill containment, environmental compliance, and chemical safety for an air station that hosts MV 22 Ospreys, CH 53E Super Stallions,