MARINE AVIATION COLLECTION

Each insignia in this collection has been painstakingly restored to reflect the unique spirit and identity of the squadrons they represent. As a project close to my heart, I'm excited to share these with others who also appreciate the distinctive legacy of Marine aviation.

New Collection

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THE WATCHERS

Our designs encompass the new with an echo history. A nod to those who've shaped the course of humanity.

Our 'Hurrah' logo, the ancient symbol for Honor and Praise, is a promise to uphold the values that define us and a reminder of where they come from.

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Squadron: VMA(N)-543 Pictured: Pilot Bob Warren standing center with his crew in front of his F6F-5N, featuring the “Nighthawks” insignia on the cowl. Commissioned: April 15, 1944 Decommissioned: April 11, 1946 (First Decommission), A
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1st Marine Aviation Force, commissioned June 16, 1918, initially flew Sopwith Camels; later, DH-4 bombers. 1st MAF provided reconnaissance and bombing missions during WWI. Notably, it played crucial roles in the Battle of Belleau Wood and the Battle
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