USS Nathanael Greene SSBN-636 Patch Recon By Sacrafice Red Patchers — 3rd Transportation

Red Patchers — 3rd Transportation Support Battalion

The regiment won its first major victory against the Swedes at the Battle of Gangut in 1714

while the glow-in-the-dark feature adds a functional and collectible element that sets this patch apart

Luck and courage

VMF-121 flew F4F Wildcats from Henderson Field on Guadalcanal

USS Nathanael Greene SSBN-636 Patch Recon By Sacrafice Red Patchers — 3rd TransportationUSS Nathanael Greene SSBN 636 Patch James Madison Class Ballistic Missile Submarine Embroidered Patch Silent guardian named for a Revolutionary hero. USS Nathanael Greene (SSBN 636) was a James Madison class fleet ballistic missile submarine named after Major General Nathanael Greene, one of George Washington's most trusted and capable generals during the American Revolutionary War. SSBN 636 served the United States Navy as a strategic nuclear