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HT-8 Nametag options
Posted on 5th May 2016
Please choose HT-8 from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag.
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HT-8 standard option
HT-8 new subdued red option
HT-8 old subdued olive drab
HT-8 desert tan
HSM-74 nametag options
Please choose HSM-74 from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...HSM-74 color nametag optionHSM-74 subdued olive drab optionHSM-74 desert tan option
VT-2 Nametag Options
Please choose VT-2 from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...VT-2 Color optionVT-2 Subdued optionVT-2 Desert tan option
VP-26 nametag option
Please choose VP-26 from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...
NAS Fort Worth nametag options
Please choose NAS Fort Worth from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...NAS Fort Worth nametag color optionNAS Fort Worth nametag desert tan option
USS Makin Island nametag
Please choose USS Makin Island from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...
MCAS Yuma nametag option
Please choose MCAS Yuma from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...
Joint Staff nametag
Please choose Joint Staff from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...
VT-10 Nametag Options
Please choose VT-10 from the Squadrons/Commands drop down box to select this nametag. http://www.wings-and-things.com/cloth-nametags-squ...VT-10 nametag in standard colors. VT-10 nametag in desert tanVT-10 nametag in subdued olive greenVT-10 nametag in cosmic cat
From the Museum: 1920's Flight Coverall
This week's museum find is a 1920's to early 30's flight coverall, for use in open cockpit aircraft. It is made of rubberized canvas.We believe that this coverall was initially owned by A.C. Read, a Rear Admiral in the Navy who decided that none of his personal effects should ever be in a museum after a [...]