I need this patch

So, the Rhode Island Air National Guard was mentioned in a recent Projo article. First of all, let me say that the following comments do not in any way mean I disrespect their service. In fact, I'm eternally grateful. But still, "Lobsters and Mobsters" as your unit badge? I'll let Ed Achorn explain:

I got a special treat: an opportunity to sit in the cockpit during takeoff, alongside the affable state AFL-CIO honcho George Nee. Our pilots — wearing the “Lobsters and Mobsters” patches of the Rhode Island Air National Guard — took us hurtling down the runway toward the Bay and then sharply up, into a blue sky with puffy clouds. Unclipping our seatbelts to stand behind the pilots, George and I had a spectacular view: the Newport Bridge on the left, the Jamestown Bridge on the right, and, soon enough, the morning ferry chugging in at Block Island.

I'm simply in awe. In my search for visual proof, I came across dozens of Army, Air Force, and Guard patches. Most expressed sentiments like 'duty', 'service', 'honor', and even 'professionalism'. I couldn't find anything that seemed close: The Big Red One is cool and unique, but not by any means goofy.

I couldn't find the patch (but if anyone can post it or send a link to me, I'll be eternally grateful, but I found an image that I have to hope is along the same lines. I share it for your enjoyment: