Scramble the Seawolves: The Story of the Navy’s Most Decorated Squadron
In this episode, retired Navy Captain Tim "Lucky" Kinsella uncovers the forgotten history of Helicopter Attack Squadron Light Three HA(L)-3 , the Seawolves. Born from a desperate need for air cover in the Mekong Delta, this all-volunteer unit flew "hand-me-down" Army helicopters to become the most decorated squadron in the history of naval aviation.
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