In mid-1968 it was reorganized and redesignated as an airmobile division, then in 1974 as an air assault division. These titles reflect the division’s shift from airplanes as the primary method of delivering troops into combat, to the use of helicopters. Many current members of the 101st are graduates of the U.S. Army Air Assault School. Division headquarters is at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. In recent years, the division has served in Iraq and Afghanistan. The division is one of the most highly decorated units in the United States Army and has been featured prominently in military fiction. (Ref: Wikipedia)
Now that you have become a little familiar with the 101st it is important to also learn about what they want when it comes to their military decals. They have travelled the world over looking for original artwork that kicks ass and takes names and they found it at Vision-Strike-Wear.Com.
To be able to produce Army military decals for the 101st Air Assault Division of the United States Army you have to be at the top of your game. The decals have to be made of durable, outdoor rated vinyl, printed with the finest graphics and details and they have to last. All key factors when considering what kind of Army decal goes on your rig.
If its vinyl, 3mm and Made In America then its a quality 101st Air Assault military decal. Nothing else matters.
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Army Decals!
Absolutely. The US Army military decals found at VSW cover a wide variety of interests. Each of these US Army decals are made of vinyl, produced in our offices in Dallas, TX and come with a complete satisfaction guarantee. That means they are top notch military graphics that cover a long list of Army interests like Army Cavalry decals to ones featuring the red castle synonomous with the US Army Engineers and so much more. Each of these graphics are displayed on one side of these outdoor rated vinyl military decals with an industrial strength permanent adhesive on the reverse side. They are die cut which often follows as close to the outline of the graphic and one will allow making it truly stand out when displayed on a variety of surfaces.
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VSW also caters to the US Military veterans like our Vietnam War veterans and produce military decals for them as well. Whether placed on your RV or kick ass Harley Davidson HOG, the military decals created for our veterans are done so out of love and respect to them and for their service. As a veteran owned and operated business we always have the best interests at heart when it comes to our military brothers and sisters. When it comes to creating Vietnam Vetereran decals we acknowledge this with every stroke of the brush, line, color and decal we put into our military graphics because we want to offer the very best for our veterans. Our Vietnam Veterans have contacted us over the years and have shared with us some of the stories from their experiences in Long Bin, Hue City, Doc To, Da Nang, Keh Sanh, Phu Bai and up and down the Mekong River from the delta all the way up its many tributaries where our US Navy and US Army Riverines fought Chalie up and down the embankments and ffrom both sides of the river. Our US Marines that pushed up tot he Citadel in the Battle For Hue City and the relentless barrage at Khe Sanh where our US Marines came under attack for weeks. Pinup art beginning as early as the 2nd World War and possibly even earlier has also been associated with our US military and paft of our culture keeping in front of the GI, the Devil Dog, the Dog Face, Rifleman, Grunt and others the American Way Of Life. For many keeping some image in front of them whether it was hangled in the rafters of a make shift barracks, quansot hut, or even pressed up on the side of a very temporary foxhole was the picture of a pinup girl. At VSW we know how important these images were and still are. We wouldn’t have placed them on the nose of bombers during the War In Europe, the island hopping campaigns in the Pacific, over the frozen hills of Korea, over the jungles of Vietnam and even in the remote areas of OIF and OEF where a hidden pinup was seen adorned on a helicopter now and again.
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Navy decals!
The United States Navy is honored at VSW with an arsenal of US Navy decals numbers in the hundreds. Whether you are stationed at home or overseas, on a US Navy warship, serving at a Command, aboard a submarine, part of an aircrew, a member of a JEA, SCPOA, FCPOA, Chief’s Mess and Goatlocker or maybe something like displaying your special US Navy interest associated with a SWCC Team, Navy SEAL team, your USN Rating, or possibly somethign as specific as a Navy Corpsman decal with the flexibility of chnaging the color, text, size and much more when seelcting your custom military Corpsman decal. Its all about choices. No one in the military decal marketplace offers this many decals all withthe added advantage of creating it a militsry graphic with your name, dates, anniversaries, unit, ship, command or some other important detail that makes it truly stand apart. Beleive us when you have a VSW decal placed onthe window of the back of your car and you are either entering the gate at your command or even parking in the VA parking lot these American Made vinyl military stickers will turn heads.
In honor of The United States Coast Guard, Vision-Strike-Wear.Com is pleased to announce that throughout the month of August all military decals for all branches will be offered on a buy one, get one free sale!
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Whether a car, truck, rv, atv, motorcycle, HUMVEE, M-1 Abrams or perhaps some other form of conveyance then a military decal might just be the perfect thing! For the very best applications it has to be vinyl and something that will stand up to the bone cracking heat of the desert or the eye popping cold of Korea and the DMZ then you need a decal that will stand the test of time.
The New Design of Cool
You know you have seen them whether they were displayed on the back of a Ford, Chevy or GM truck parked outside the local VA or maybe in some podunk shopping mall in some corner of the US then you have witnessed them – My Mom’s A Marine, Proud Navy Dad, Uncle of an Airmen!
We think America needs a car wash and needs to get fitted with the next generation of military cool when it comes to a military decal. Let’s chuck the old lazy designs of the passed in the bin!
Remember that commercial about this not being your Grandaddy’s Oldsmobile? Your vehicle defines the kind of statement you want to make to both friends or that guy that thinks committing suicide by denting your door is alright. Not today and tomorrow isn’t going to work either.
What Makes A Cool Military Decal?
Pride. Honor. Integrity. The completion of a tour of duty. A unit being acknowledged. Remembering a fallen brother or sister. A War. A thought or general emotion on the subject that is meaningful to you. The use of a military decal on your rig is a lot more than just a piece of vinyl. It has to be. The United States military has honor and traditions that span decades and lead back to the founding of our country so it better stand up to the weather and the elements and be able to withstand some knuckle dragging punk or bullshit hippie, or even worse, some mind depraved draft burning card member of the social elite!
Tin Can Sailors of the US Navy
How about a design for the Tin Can Sailors of the US Navy? This Tin Can sailor decal is what we are talking about when it comes to a vibrant and colorful US Navy decal.
Feel like Opening A Can of Whoopass?
Let them take this off your rig! I think not!
What is most important is that you are part of a brotherhood and sisterhood that has taken the oath to defend this country and you have every right to display on your car or truck window what means the most to you!
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BOGO is the proper use of an incredible term used to describe Buy One, Get One! Often companies, manufacturers, retailers and those who simply want to provide a truly excellent experience for their customers offer their patrons a little something for free during different times of the year. #BOGO is the term used to describe these special savings and offers.
There is so much to celebrate and honor in the month of August!
The United States Coast Guard has many very interesting things that have gone on during their 224 year history marked with their Birthday on August 4th.
Just the following historical USCG dates have occurred on August 1st.
US Coast Guard Decals
Secretary of Treasury described the ensign and pennant authorized to be flown by revenue cutters as “consisting of 16 perpendicular stripes [one for each state in the Union at that time] alternate red and the Union of the Ensign to be the Arms of the United States in dark blue on a white field.” 1799
Alaska was designated as a separate lighthouse district, with a district office and depot established at Ketchikan for directing operations. 1910
The Coast Guard released a photograph of unidentified flying object (UFO), taken by a Coast Guard photographer on 16 July at the Salem Coast Guard Air Station. 1952
The Marine Safety Detachment in Manila closed on 1 August 1979, marking the end of active Coast Guard presence in the Philippines. 1979
1st – USCG – The 49-year old cutter Ingham gained the distinction of being the oldest commissioned cutter in service when her sister, Duane, was decommissioned. 1985
CGC Hamilton attempted to seize the Russian fishing trawler Gissar in the Bering Sea for fishing in U.S. waters. The Gissar then attempted to return to Russian waters, whereupon a boarding team from the Hamilton boarded the trawler. Soon thereafter, up to 19 other Russian trawlers surrounded the two vessels, thereby prohibiting the Hamilton from taking the Gissar to a U.S. port. The Hamilton’s boarding crew was removed from the Gissar and the Gissar was turned over to the Russian Border Guard vessel Antius. 1999
CGC Jarvis returned home after a three-month patrol that opened cooperative international efforts between the U.S. and other nations of the North Pacific heads of coast guard agencies. Jarvis engaged in officer exchanges and joint operations with Korean, Japanese and Canadian Coast Guards, the Russian Northern Border Guard and the Chinese Fisheries Enforcement vessel Zhong Guo Yu Zhen.2005
MSD St. Paul responded when the I-35W bridge collapsed in the Twin Cities. The Coast Guard established a security zone around the collapsed bridge and maintained a presence for 20 days. Boat crews from St. Louis, Milwaukee, Two Rivers, Wis., Duluth, Minn., Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., MSST 91106 (New York), Sector Lower Mississippi River, Sector New Orleans, Station Gulfport and Station Aransas assisted during the three weeks following the bridges collapse. 2007
with military slogsna like “The Louder You Scream The Fater We Come!”. It stands to reason that the military pinup decals produced at VSW have been so popular. They are part of our military heritage and connect the generations of soldiers from era to era.
