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The Us Air Force Lithograph Series #35 Complete Open set A

























The Us Air Force Lithograph Series #35 Complete Open set “A”. This envelope was just opened to take pictures. Each poster measures 23″×17″. Each poster has 9ne corner that is slightly bent or has an edge that has a ding to it. Please look at the pictures for details. The following lithographs are included in this complete set. F-16Fighting Falcon in flight. F-16 Fighting Falcon on the ground. The original envelope for storage will be included.

Air Force 1 172 F-22A Raptor USAF 325th FW, 43rd FS Hornets #02-4034









Air Force 1 Aircraft (Series 2) A00117F Lockheed F-22A Raptor Diecast Model USAF 325th FW, 43rd FS Hornets, #02-4034, Tyndall AFB, FL, July 2006. The 43rd Fighter Squadron (43rd FS), part of the 325th Fighter Wing at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, operates the F-22 Raptor. This squadron’s primary mission is to train F-22 pilots, ensuring they are proficient in the aircraft’s advanced capabilities. The F-22 is a fifth-generation stealth fighter known for its air superiority, speed, agility, and advanced avionics. It can perform air-to-air and air-to-ground missions with a variety of weapons. The 43rd FS’s training ensures pilots are prepared for combat, maintaining the readiness and effectiveness of the F-22 fleet. Designed to meet a US Air Force requirement for an Advanced Tactical Fighter (ATF) to replace the F-15 Eagle, the F-22 was first flown on September 29th, 1990. The USAF’s ATF program aimed to produce a fifth-generation air superiority fighter that would be better matched against emerging new aircraft such as the Su-27 Flanker. The F-22 uses stealth technology and can function in air superiority, ground attack, intelligence and electronic warfare roles. Despite its capabilities, the F-22 program was relatively short-lived; by 2010 its high cost coupled with the development of the F-35 (a more versatile and less expensive aircraft) led to a cessation of F-22 production funding. Air Force 1 Aircraft (Series 2). The Air Force 1 range presents detailed, ready-made diecast models of military aircraft. Air Force 1 (Series 2) diecast airplanes feature. Diecast metal construction with some plastic components. Realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels and surface details. Authentic markings and placard details. Metal presention stand to display the aircraft “in flight”. Interchangeable extended/retracted landing gear with rotating wheels.

Air Force Collection Of Fact Sheets and Historical Aircraft Manual
Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards Air Force Base, 1954, Research Development

























Air Force Flight Test Center, Edwards Air Force Base California, 1954, Air Research and Development Command. This Book contains around 4500 individual photos of staff and civilian vendor representatives as well as hundreds of base and aircraft photos. This Book for the year 1954 is in great condition inside and out. The cover is bright and bold and in close to “Like New” condition. The interior is clean and unmarked with a hint of yellow haze at the page edges due to cigarette smoke and some odor of it. Please see the photos for more description.

Air Force One Andrews AFB Presidential Transportation Challenge Coin



Air Force One Andrews AFB Presidential Transportation Challenge Coin. Excellent condition as pictured. Original coin, not a reproduction. Please look carefully at my feedback and you will see the same. To sign up for my weekly newsletter to see what new items I have listed! View My Other Items For Sale. Add me to your Favorite Sellers. Item will be packaged CAREFULLY and PROFESSIONALLY.

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US Air Force 13th Air Force Challenge Coin Display Flag 70-100 Coins Trad








US Air Force 13th Air Force Challenge Coin Display Flag 70-100 Coins Trad. This Fine piece of art is made of the finest hardwoods available (Oak and Birch). 35 inches long and 22 Inches tall. It has six grooved shelves that will display between 70-100 1.5 to 2 inch diameter challenge Coins. (Depending on size of the coins). It weighs approximately 18 Pounds and all mounting hardware is included (including one free randomly selected challenge coin) This flag is made in Oklahoma USA by disabled Veterans.
