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Rescue Arrow aircraft markings are used by ground crews to locate critical access points on military aircraft, indicating: canopy release panels covering handles used to jettison or manually open the cockpit canopy from the outside during an emergency, and ejection seat disarming points where ground crew can access safety pins to disarm explosive ejection seats before pilot extraction.

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The Rescue Other Side marking directs emergency ground crews to the correct side of the aircraft for canopy access and pilot extraction. It is one of the most critical safety markings in military aviation — in a cockpit emergency, ground rescue personnel follow this instruction to reach the pilot through the designated access point without hesitation.

Found on military jets worldwide, from carrier-based fighters to land-based strike aircraft. This is a technically accurate reproduction of the standard military emergency egress marking, produced weatherproof for outdoor use.

• 4 inches wide
• All-weather, waterproof vinyl
• Technically accurate military aviation decal
• From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection

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The reason for the reverse flag?  Flags placed on vehicles such as ground vehicles, ships, aircraft and spacecraft are properly marked with the blue-star field displayed towards the front of the vehicle. This allows the flag to appear to be blowing in the wind as the vehicle travels forward. It is a long standing tradition dating back to the cavalry and infantry units charging ahead  If the flag were not reversed on the right hand side, the vehicle would appear to be retreating if the blue field was placed aft.  

If you walk to the right side of an aircraft, you will notice the blue field is always facing forward.

The Reverse American Flag Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop & Pilot Supply Co.

Stars and Stripes Low Visibility Decal

 

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Sierra Hotel Aeronautics (SHA) Phonetic abbreviation for “sh#t hot", The highest praise; the pilot’s favorite and all-purpose expression of approval from fellow aviators.  Displaying the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics markings is a declaration of your personal pursuit of aeronautical excellence.

All-weather, waterproof vinyl. From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection.

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"The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place"

- George Bernard Shaw

The SHA Phonetic Alphabet Chart Decal - Aeronautical ABCs from Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Supply Co. 

Standard Brief Decal 

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The Standard Brief Decal - To ensure the maintenance of appropriate cockpit hierarchy, and streamlined CRM. The Standard Brief decal remains as a constant reminder for your second in command, or any crew or passengers that you are Pilot In Command.

The Standard Brief Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop and Pilot Supply Co.

Also Available in Politically Correct Version:

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The Stars and Bars Late War insignia reflects the final evolution of the USAAF national aircraft marking. In September 1943, the red outline added earlier that year was removed, leaving the blue-bordered star and bars that American aircraft carried through to V-J Day. Historically accurate, all-weather, waterproof vinyl. From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection.

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US Military Aircraft low visibility Stars and Bars insignia — the national aircraft marking used on USAF tactical aircraft operating in low visibility paint schemes. The muted grey-on-grey finish reduces visual signature while maintaining the required identification marking for military operations.

From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection — museum quality, historically accurate, all-weather waterproof vinyl.

Stars and Bars Post War Decal

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The Stars and Bars Mid War insignia was adopted by the USAAF in June 1942 after the original red center disc was removed to avoid confusion with Japanese aircraft markings. White bars were added to the sides of the blue disc, creating the distinctive "Stars and Bars" look that American aircraft wore through the middle years of WWII. Historically accurate, all-weather, waterproof vinyl. From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection.

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January 14th 1947 - Post War Stars and Bars US Insignia aircraft marking - Twin Insignia Red lengthwise bars, bisecting the formerly all-white bars, were added to the roundel in reflection of three flag colors, roughly nine months before the official formation of the USAF

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The American flag, consists of thirteen equal horizontal stripes, with a rectangle, referred to as the union which bears fifty small, five-pointed stars arranged in nine offset horizontal rows, where rows of six stars alternate with rows of five stars. The 50 stars on the flag represent the 50 U.S. states, and the 13 stripes represent the thirteen British colonies that declared independence from Great Britain, which they obtained in their victory in the American Revolutionary War

The American Flag Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop & Pilot Supply Co.

Stars and Bars Post War Decal

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The Stars and Stripes Low Contrast decal -  subdued American flag aircraft marking - the low-visibility version applied to US military aircraft where high-contrast markings would compromise tactical operations. All-weather, waterproof vinyl. From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Aviation Decal Collection.

Reverse Stars and Stripes Low Contrast

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Whether shooting womp rats in Beggar's Canyon, doing the trench run on the Death Star, or intercepting the localizer at JFK... our new motivational cockpit placard decal will keep you on target! 

The Stay On Target Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop & Pilot Supply Co.

Fly It Like You Stole It Decal 

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Strike Fighter Squadron 14 (VFA-14) "Tophatters" are a United States Navy fighter attack squadron, and are the Navy's oldest active squadron, having formed in 1919. Their callsign is Camelot, and their tail code is NG.

Over the years the squadron has been assigned many different missions, including patrol and observation, scouting, attack, fighter, bombing, and forward air control missions. The squadron adopted the classic Top Hat as its squadron patch and called themselves the "High Hats".

Strike Fighter Squadron 14"Tophatters" Decal from the world's finest collection of Flight Jackets, Aviation Baseball Caps, Aviator Sunglasses, Vintage Aviation T-shirts, Aviator Watches, Aviation Decals, Squadron Decals and Military Aircraft Markings. Presenting the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop and Pilot Supply Co.

Felix the Cat Decal

Decal — 4 inches

VFA-31 Tomcatters — one of the oldest and most decorated squadrons in US Naval aviation, established in 1935. The Tomcatters flew the F-14 Tomcat for decades before transitioning to the F/A-18E Super Hornet. A legendary squadron with a legacy stretching from WWII to present day. All-weather, waterproof vinyl. From the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Decal Collection.

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Suck Less More Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop & Pilot Supply Co.

Because...I was Inverted Roundel Decal 

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Rescue Arrow aircraft markings are used by ground crews to locate critical access points on military aircraft, indicating: canopy release panels covering handles used to jettison or manually open the cockpit canopy from the outside during an emergency, and ejection seat disarming points where ground crew can access safety pins to disarm explosive ejection seats before pilot extraction.

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Rescue Arrow aircraft markings are used by ground crews to locate critical access points on military aircraft, indicating: canopy release panels covering handles used to jettison or manually open the cockpit canopy from the outside during an emergency, and ejection seat disarming points where ground crew can access safety pins to disarm explosive ejection seats before pilot extraction.

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The first incarnation of the Jolly Rogers was established on 1 January 1943 at NAS Norfolk, as VF-17. Initially based on the USS Bunker Hill, the unit saw combat as a land-based squadron in the Solomon Islands in 1943-44, flying the F4U Corsair. The squadron was broken up in April 1944, but a new unit, with new personnel and aircraft, was formed with the same squadron designation. This new VF-17 served aboard the USS Hornet, and flew the F6F Hellcat in the final drive across the Pacific in 1945.

The Jolly Rogers Helmet Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop and Pilot Supply Co.

VF-84 Helmet Markings - Right

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The first incarnation of the Jolly Rogers was established on 1 January 1943 at NAS Norfolk, as VF-17. Initially based on the USS Bunker Hill, the unit saw combat as a land-based squadron in the Solomon Islands in 1943-44, flying the F4U Corsair. The squadron was broken up in April 1944, but a new unit, with new personnel and aircraft, was formed with the same squadron designation. This new VF-17 served aboard the USS Hornet, and flew the F6F Hellcat in the final drive across the Pacific in 1945.

The Jolly Rogers Helmet Markings Decal from the Sierra Hotel Aeronautics Pilot Shop and Pilot Supply Co.

VF-84 Helmet Marking - Left