WWI Knight of Death Charles Nungesser, the French Ace Patch MASH and Marine Corps detachment heritage

and Marine Corps detachment heritage collectors

The Immortals — First MALS in Combat

and was one of the most important joint reserve bases in the northeastern United States until its closure in 2011 under the Base Realignment and Closure process

Pegasus — lifting the heaviest loads in the Marine Corps

The Yankees are the only Marine Corps Reserve KC-130 squadron on the East Coast

WWI Knight of Death Charles Nungesser, the French Ace Patch MASH and Marine Corps detachment heritageWWI Knight of Death Charles Nungesser French Ace Patch World War I French Fighter Ace PVC Patch Knight of Death Charles Nungesser, French Ace. Charles Nungesser was one of France's top fighter aces in World War I, flying the Nieuport and SPAD fighters with his iconic skull and crossbones insignia. The "Knight of Death" earned 43 confirmed victories before his mysterious disappearance in 1927. Perfect For: WWI aviation historians, French fighter ace