HMH-363 Red Lions Charm
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HMH-363 – Before being deactivated, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363, or HMH-363, was based out of Kaneohe Bay, HI. Flying CH-53A aircraft, their mission was to provide assault support transport of combat troops, supplies and heavy equipment. Reactivated as VMM-363 in 2012 and now flying a squadron of MV-22 tiltrotor aircraft, their mission remains the same, as does their nickname of “Lucky Red Lions”. Our charm is a .925 sterling silver replica of the “Lucky Red Lions” logo with red and green enamel accents.
This .925 silver charm is part of our military jewelry collection, which features more items that honor our armed forces. Browse our website to share your unique story.
HMH-363 – Before being deactivated, Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 363, or HMH-363, was based out of Kaneohe Bay, HI. Flying CH-53A aircraft, their mission was to provide assault support transport of combat troops, supplies and heavy equipment. Reactivated as VMM-363 in 2012 and now flying a squadron of MV-22 tiltrotor aircraft, their mission remains the same, as does their nickname of “Lucky Red Lions”. Our charm is a .925 sterling silver replica of the “Lucky Red Lions” logo with red and green enamel accents.
This .925 silver charm is part of our military jewelry collection, which features more items that honor our armed forces. Browse our website to share your unique story.