VA/VFA-27 Royal Maces Unofficial Web Site

The VA/VFA-27 Royal Maces Unofficial Web Site - Mace In Your Face 27

	NOT the original insignia and patch of the VA-27 Royal Maces, but more widely used over the years. [Image Source - Bob Dorais]
	Patches worn by A-7 "drivers". [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Patch issued to the guys that worked on the A-7 "SLUF". [Image Source - Bob Dorais]
	Early VA-27 hat patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	The squadron was redesignated VFA-27 on 24 January 1991. On 6 June 1991, the CNO approval was for the modification of the squadron designation in the banner from Attack Squadron 27 to Strike Fighter Squadron 27. [Image Source - US Navy]
	Patch when the squadron went by the name Chargers. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Unknown date VFA-27 patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Unknown date VFA-27 patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Unknown date VFA-27 patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Current VFA-27 squadron patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Another squadron patch. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 Royal Mace Driver patch. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 squadron patch from the USS Independence CV-62. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	1998 - VFA-27 squadron patch from the last cruise aboard the USS Independence CV-62. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 squadron patch from USS Kitty Hawk CV-63. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 Pilot name patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	F/A-18 Patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	VFA-27 Royal Maces hat. [Image Source - Hidekatsu Ogawa]
	VFA-27 Royal Mace model. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	Another VFA-27 Royal Mace model. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 picture from a model kit. [Image Source - Japanese web page]
	VFA-27 Zippo lighter. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	VFA-27 Belt Buckle. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	VFA-27 Chargers T-shirt. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Commemorative "challange" coin. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Flight suit Mace patch. [Image Source - www.ebay.com]
	Here are some pics of an R/C model of the last West Coast A-7 that was sent to NAS Millington to be used by students at the Aviation Schools. I was in VA/VFA-27 from 1988 to 1991. I was the MCO and Acft DivO. I built this model during this past winter and early spring. I will enter it in several events this summer. It is a pretty accurate rendition of Acft 412 before we sent her away. It flies great. Hope you like it.. [Image Source - Louis]
	The original VA-27 patch. [Image Source - Bob Mullinax]
	WestPac Cruise patch - USS Constellation. [Image Source - Bob Mullinax]
	1970 - Here is a patch I had made in Japan, the VA27 Chainturion. We only had 10 of these made for the "fixers". If you've ever tripped over a tiedown chain on a dark deck, you know what pain really is! [Image Source - Bob Mullinax]
	1991 - A-7 End of an Era Patch. [Image Source - Bob Dorais]
	2004 - Awesome MACE Flight Jacket. [Image Source - Japanese Web Site]
	1973 - Royal Mace Awards Banquet pamphlet. [Image Source - Jerry Jacobs]
	1973 - USS Enterprise CVAN-65 cruise book pages for the Royal Maces. [Image Source - Jerry Jacobs]
	1967-1970 - Yankee Air Pirate patch. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1968-1970 - Relly cool VA-27 AME patch. Parachutes of each Mace pilot that had to eject from their plane during Vietnam combat. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1967-1970 - VA-27 Tonkin Gulf Aero Club. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1968-1969 - USS Constellation CV-64 Far East Cruise Patch 68-69. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1967-1970 - USS Constellation Centurian and Double Centurian patches. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1968-1969 - A-7 TFR (Terrain Following Radar) patch. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]
	1968-1969 - 7th Fleet Task Force 77 patch. [Image Source - Rodd Karp]

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I need YOUR help. I need any and all, stories, photo's and squadron information that you have on the Royal Maces. Please donate your memories so all Royal Mace members and their family's can enjoy this site to its fullest. Thanks!!!

Contact me, Bob Dorais, at: bob@miyf27.com