Scarface, tail code VT,
Formed from VMO-3 in March 1968 as HML-367. On December 1969 was the first squadron to receive the AH-1G Cobra and was redesignated as HMLA-367.
Formed from VMO-3 in March 1968 as HML-367. On December 1969 was the first squadron to receive the AH-1G Cobra and was redesignated as HMLA-367.
The last HMLA-367 AH-1W Super Cobra was retired in Mar 2018. It is being replaced by the AH-1Z Viper; three of which arrived in Dec 2017.
Huey picture was taken in late 1975 by Lt Steve Hornberger. I believe the crew chief was Corporal Dennis Angelica, and they were doing carrier quals. I was flight line section chief with hmla-367 Scarface at the time. Commanding officer was lieutenant colonel James Gentry and during a 2012 reunion, he shared with us that were there, and Dennis Angelica was one of us.
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Marines Deactivates HMLA-469 and Reactivates HMLA-367
28-Dec-22 - As part of Force Design 2030 initiative the US Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton, CA deactivated Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron HMLA-469 and reactivated HMLA-367 which was stood down in Hawaii earlier this year #3MAWMarines Deactivates HMLA-367
26-Apr-22 - The U.S. Marine Corps deactivated Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron HMLA-367 “Scarface” at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii. 27 Bell UH-1Z Venom and AH-1Z Viper are leaving the island #ScarfaceMarine Aviator 2021 for HMLA-367 Pilot
02-Jul-21 - Captian Joshua Hazeldean a pilot from Marine Light Attack Helicopter Squadron HMLA-367 “Scarface” wins the 2021 Marine Aviator of the Year Alfred A. Cunningham Award #MarineAviatorMarine and Navy Training Maritime Strike Capability
19-Jun-20 - Marine Light Helicopter Attack Squadron HMLA-367 AH-1Z Viper and UH-1Y Venom helicopters joined a Navy’ Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron HSM-37 MH-60R Seahawk to conduct an integrated maritime strike exercise off the coast of the Pacific Missile Range Facility, HawaiiFuel Additive Experiment During RIMPAC 2018
18-Jul-18 - Expeditionary Mobile Fuel Additization Capability (EMFAC) used by US Marines UH-1Y and AH-1Z during the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise #fuelMore News ... | |
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