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Originally posted by Robert Coats
It is a US Navy Reserve Patrol Aircraft Squadron based in New Orleans, LA. They fly the Lockheed P-3 Orion aircraft, which is a land-based, long range platform developed mostly for ASW (anti-submarine warfare).
VP-94 squadron members are informally known as "Crawfishers" and in the logo, look near the bottom and you'll see the, um, "mighty" crawfish snapping a submarine in half. 
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Snapping a submarine in half? lol, sure they would, if they could ever _find_ us!
The only time a P-3 pilot could find a submarine is if he was at the pier! How's the old expression go? From the submarine to the P-3: "Sure we'll poke a little more of our mast out of the water, just as soon as you poke a little more of your landing gear _into_ the water." lol, silly aviators.
