Officially Licensed USMC VMFA-542 Tigers Patch Great Lakes twin-turboprop design gave the Bronco

twin-turboprop design gave the Bronco excellent visibility and loiter capability — critical attributes for the forward air controller mission where seeing the enemy was the difference between a successful strike and a friendly fire tragedy

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Since the Marine Corps began receiving F/A-18s in the 1980s

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Officially Licensed USMC VMFA-542 Tigers Patch Great Lakes twin-turboprop design gave the BroncoOfficially Licensed USMC VMFA 542 Tigers Patch The Tigers prowling through decades of Marine fighter history. Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 542 (VMFA 542), the Tigers, carries a distinguished lineage in Marine Corps fighter aviation. The Tigers have operated some of the most iconic fighter aircraft in Marine history, including the F 4 Phantom II and F A 18 Hornet, conducting air superiority, close air support, and interdiction missions across