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Third Air Force - Sweat shirt
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As part of the Southeast Air District, the Third Air Force was activated December 1940. Based at MacDill Field, Florida. This design has been given a deliberate aged and 'weathered' appearance.
Third Air Force - T-shirt
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As part of the Southeast Air District, the Third Air Force was activated December 1940. Based at MacDill Field, Florida. This design has been given a deliberate aged and 'weathered' appearance.
Thunderbolt - Ceramic Mug (11oz, 15oz)
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Republic P-47D Thunderbolt | 493rd Fighter Squadron | England 1944
Tomohawk MKI 'Flying Tigers' - Long-Sleeve T-shirt printed on back
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Curtiss Tomohawk MKI. Model 81-A1 'Flying Tigers'.
Tomohawk MKI 'Flying Tigers' - Sweat shirt printed on back
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Curtiss Tomohawk MKI. Model 81-A1 'Flying Tigers'
Tomohawk MKI 'Flying Tigers' - T-shirt printed on back
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Curtiss Tomohawk MKI. Model 81-A1 'Flying Tigers'
Tornado 617SQN - Hoodie
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We celebrate this famous squadron with a Tornado GR4, squadron badge and motto. The badge appears on a roundel, a wall in fesse, fractured by three flashes of lightning in pile and issuant from the breach water proper. This was approved by King George VI in March 1944 after the successful attack on the dams in May 1943, known as operation 'Chastise'. After the Second World War the Squadron received Lincolns followed by Canberra's in 1952. In 1982 the Tornado GR1 entered service with 617, in a maritime role at Lossiemouth. The GR4 took over and saw active service in the first Gulf War during operation 'Telic.'
Tornado GR.1 - Rolled Poster
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Panavia Tornado GR.1 | ZA399 | 617 Squadron Royal Air Force 'Dambusters'
Tornado GR.1 - Rolled Poster
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Panavia Tornado GR.1 | ZG771 DW | 31 Squadron Royal Air Force 'Gold Stars'
Tornado GR.1 31 SQN - Rolled Poster
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Tornado GR.1 | ZG771 DW | 31 Squadron Royal Air Force ‘Gold Stars’ Choose between fine art (285gsm), semi-gloss (180gsm), or matte (200gsm). Available at 16 x 12" and 24 x 16"If your order contains different items they may ship separately from different locations.
Tornado GR.1 617SQN - Rolled Poster
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Tornado GR.1 | ZA399 | 617 Squadron Royal Air Force ‘Dambusters’ Choose between fine art (285gsm), semi-gloss (180gsm), or matte (200gsm). Available at 16 x 12" and 24 x 16"If your order contains different items they may ship separately from different locations.
TSR2 - Hoodie
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The British Aircraft Corporation TSR2
The ill-fated TSR2 was planned as a strike and reconnaissance aircraft for the Royal Air Force. Designed to attack at very low altitude and high speeds to deliver conventional and nuclear weapons. Controversially the programme was scrapped by the British Government in 1965.
TSR2 - Sweat shirt
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The British Aircraft Corporation TSR2
The ill-fated TSR2 was planned as a strike and reconnaissance aircraft for the Royal Air Force. Designed to attack at very low altitude and high speeds to deliver conventional and nuclear weapons. Controversially the programme was scrapped by the British Government in 1965.
TSR2 - T-shirt
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The British Aircraft Corporation TSR2
The ill-fated TSR2 was planned as a strike and reconnaissance aircraft for the Royal Air Force. Designed to attack at very low altitude and high speeds to deliver conventional and nuclear weapons. Controversially the programme was scrapped by the British Government in 1965.
U-2 - Hoodie
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World War II taught the US military the value of strategic aerial reconnaissance. The Air Force commissioned the Beacon Hill Report that suggested an aircraft was needed that would carry advanced optics and operate at an altitude of over 70,000ft. Clarence Kelly Johnson from Lockheed designed a jet powered glider, the CL282. At this time the design was recommended to the CIA, so in 1955 the aircraft was re-designated the U-2 and was flown during the Cuban crisis, Vietnam and throughout the Cold War. The U-2 remains in service with NASA and the USAF.
U-2 - Long Sleeve Tee
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World War II taught the US military the value of strategic aerial reconnaissance. The Air Force commissioned the Beacon Hill Report that suggested an aircraft was needed that would carry advanced optics and operate at an altitude of over 70,000ft. Clarence Kelly Johnson from Lockheed designed a jet powered glider, the CL282. At this time the design was recommended to the CIA, so in 1955 the aircraft was re-designated the U-2 and was flown during the Cuban crisis, Vietnam and throughout the Cold War. The U-2 remains in service with NASA and the USAF.
U-2 - Sweat shirt
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World War II taught the US military the value of strategic aerial reconnaissance. The Air Force commissioned the Beacon Hill Report that suggested an aircraft was needed that would carry advanced optics and operate at an altitude of over 70,000ft. Clarence Kelly Johnson from Lockheed designed a jet powered glider, the CL282. At this time the design was recommended to the CIA, so in 1955 the aircraft was re-designated the U-2 and was flown during the Cuban crisis, Vietnam and throughout the Cold War. The U-2 remains in service with NASA and the USAF.