Current/Last Primary MOS
6391-Avionics Maintenance Chief
Current/Last MOSGroup
Avionics
Previously Held MOS 0331-Machine Gunner
6612-Aircraft Comm/Nav Systems Technician
6212-A/C Comm/Navigation System Technician
6691-Avionics Maint. Chief
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In March 1968, the squadron was redesignated HML-267and remained at alert status and training replacement pilots and crew for the rest of the war.
Every six months HML-267 rotated one-third of its assets to Marine Corps Air Station Futenma on Okinawa, Japan. The Hueys were joined by another aircraft in 1982 as the new AH-1J "Cobra"s were deployed. As part of the Unit Deployment Program (UDP) starting in 1983, HML-267 began a regular cycle of six months in Okinawa, 18 months on Camp Pendleton. During which the squadron participated in numerous training exercises including detachments to Korea, Guam, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Iwo Jima, and Australia. Redesignated HMLA-267 in 1987, the squadron received its first complement of AH-1 Cobra "SuperCobra"s.
