Don't get caught at a bar without your challenge coin, in fact, why not
carry the Marine Battleherks challenge coin. So beautiful and well crafted
that it made a Lieutenant Colonel and a Major General jealous!
Don't get caught at a bar without your challenge coin, in fact, why not
carry the Marine Battleherks challenge coin. So beautiful and well crafted
that it made a Lieutenant Colonel and a Major General jealous!
OFFICIAL MARINE BATTLEHERKS
CHALLENGE COIN
OFFICIAL MARINE BATTLEHERKS
CHALLENGE COIN
A high quality coin well designed by Alan Stinar and the folks at Aviator Gear.
A high quality coin well designed by Alan Stinar and the folks at Aviator Gear.
Inscribed is all 6 of the VMGR squadrons that were created and "Half a century of service", a true statement about the Marine Corps KC-130.
Inscribed is all 6 of the VMGR squadrons that were created and "Half a century of service", a true statement about the Marine Corps KC-130.
SOLD OUT!
$7.50 + s/h
SOLD OUT!
$7.50 + s/h
VMGR-352 FLIGHT ENGINEER CHALLENGE COIN
VMGR-352 FLIGHT ENGINEER CHALLENGE COIN
These coins were donated by Jason Bishop. 100% of all profits from them will be donated towards the restoration of the VMGR-352 1969 Lincoln Continental squadron car, commonly known as the "Tanker Lincoln" or "The Raider Mobile".
These coins were donated by Jason Bishop. 100% of all profits from them will be donated towards the restoration of the VMGR-352 1969 Lincoln Continental squadron car, commonly known as the "Tanker Lincoln" or "The Raider Mobile".
The VMGR-352 Lincoln Continental car has been a squadron icon since 1984, and over the years has time has taken its toll. Its days of being a favorite at airshows and featured in calendars have long since passed. Recently, GySgt. Jacob Cobb USMC (ret) has come into possession of the iconic car and has started a campaign to restore the vehicle and make it available to the Marines of VMGR-352 for specific events and functions.
The VMGR-352 Lincoln Continental car has been a squadron icon since 1984, and over the years has time has taken its toll. Its days of being a favorite at airshows and featured in calendars have long since passed. Recently, GySgt. Jacob Cobb USMC (ret) has come into possession of the iconic car and has started a campaign to restore the vehicle and make it available to the Marines of VMGR-352 for specific events and functions.
Please check out Jacob's website and campaign to restore the VMGR-352 Raider Mobile by clicking the link below and follow its progress.
Please check out Jacob's website and campaign to restore the VMGR-352 Raider Mobile by clicking the link below and follow its progress.
$7.00 + S/H
$7.00 + S/H