Blue Sky

Guardia in uniforme da sciatore

This patch was created for the 524th Fighter Squadron out of Cannon AFB. They fly the F-16 Falcon and this is the commemorative WWII Heritage patch.

BLACK JACK ---- B-24D-5-CO---- 41-23816 44th Bomb Group / 68th Bomb Squadron

Brantly B-1 1946

B-17 Nose!

This is the Friday patch worn on the left flight suit sleeve for aircrew in attack-minded squadrons. This patch does not come with velcro attached.

Gluhareff EMG-300 1992 Eugene M. Gluhareff was born in St. Petersburg, Russia in 1916 immigrating to the United States with his family via Finland in the early 1920's. An Aeronautical Engineer graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, he is a very well known jet engine and helicopter designer and inventor. His extensive experience was acquired over many years of association with leading companies in the fields of design, research and development. He has been a part of helicopter development since its beginning in 1940 with Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation in Bridgeport, Connecticut as a primary design engineer and project engineer. He worked directly under Mr. Igor I. Sikorsky and Mr. Igor A. Sikorsky, Chief of Aerodynamics. It was there he invented and developed the Pulse Jet Engine, a one-man single bladed jet helicopter which he test flew himself and also a Delta Wing Convertiplane for the United States Airforce.

Guardia mobilitata in uniforme di campagna

Lego B-777 Tail Art!

Nose B-17

This is the standard version of the "old school" USAF Weapons School GRADUATE patch that states "USAF Fighter Weapons School" in the standard gray color.

Capitano in uniforme di servizio estiva

Bensen B-8 "Super Bug" 1956

Altre foto del rifornimento Buddy-Buddy

Nooooooooooooooo, il Munstangone in veste della nostra amata aeronautica!!! Non puoi farmi questo Barò.... Lo stavo aspettando da tempo, ed è stato abbattuto prima di decollare! Sono costernato!!!

Bello Vorty, stà assumento un'aria sempre più sinistra in tutti i sensi!!! Comunque, deco dire che i dettagli sono sublimi complimenti!

Quoto Kit, cominciavo a preoccuparmi per la tua assenza più lunga del solito!!! Aspettiamo con ansia le foto!

Ascaro libico in uniforme ordinaria da diporto

B-17 Nose!

This is the "Gaggle" patch for the USAF Weapons School, located at Nellis AFB, NV.

Kellett-Hughes XH-17 "Flying Crane" 1952 The XH-17 began as a ground test stand for a huge tip-jet-powered rotor system. In 1949, Hughes Aircraft got a contract to turn it into a flying machine. The giant rotors promised a huge lifting capacity, so they were attached to stilt-like legs and a box-like fuselage. Cargo such as radar vans could be driven underneath and lifted away. It was proposed that tanks could be carried this way, but as an operational aircraft the XH-17 was just too bulky and cumbersome to be practical and had a range of only 64km, well below the US Army's requirement. The rotor blades were subject to vibration stresses and the XH-17 was frequently grounded. After three years of sporadic testing, the whole programme came to an end when the one set of rotors reached the end of its design life.

This is the F-16C+ version of the aircraft patch for the Montana Air National Guard.

B-17 Nose!

Regia Guardia di Finanza Capitano mobilitato

Hoppicopter Model 103 1947