IAF Flying Bullets Patch
IAF Flying Bullets Patch featuring the Indian Air Force wings emblem and FLYING BULLETS designation associated with No. 18 Squadron. Designed for flying suits, flight overalls, uniforms, jackets, aviation collections, military displays and defence memorabilia.
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IAF Flying Bullets Patch
The IAF Flying Bullets Patch features the Indian Air Force wings emblem with the FLYING BULLETS designation associated with No. 18 Squadron of the Indian Air Force. The patch is designed for flying suits, flight overalls, uniforms, jackets, aviation gear, military collections and defence memorabilia, representing the identity and heritage of an Indian Air Force fighter squadron.
Key Features
- IAF Wings Emblem: Features the Indian Air Force wings emblem with the FLYING BULLETS designation.
- Premium Printed Fabric: Durable printed fabric with clear detailing and a smooth finish.
- Merrow Border Finish: Neatly stitched border provides a clean and durable military appearance.
- Standard Size: 2 x 4 Inch.
- Custom Size: Customised sizes are available as required.
- Backing Options: Available with Sew-On or Velcro (Hook) backing.
- Multiple Uses: Suitable for flying suits, flight overalls, jackets, uniforms, bags, collections, displays and military aviation memorabilia.
No. 18 Squadron of the Indian Air Force is known as the "Flying Bullets". The squadron was formed in 1965 and has operated several fighter aircraft during its service history. It was re-equipped with the indigenous Tejas Mk-1 fighter aircraft in 2020.
Actual patch colours may vary slightly from the product image due to lighting, photography, screen settings, fabric texture, printing conditions and production batches.
Product Specifications
| Product Type | IAF Squadron Fabric Patch |
| Design Theme | Indian Air Force Flying Bullets |
| Squadron Association | No. 18 Squadron, Indian Air Force |
| Squadron Designation | Flying Bullets |
| Current Aircraft Association | HAL Tejas Mk-1 |
| Material | Printed Fabric with Merrow Border |
| Standard Size | 2 x 4 Inch |
| Custom Size | Available on Request |
| Attachment Options | Sew-On or Velcro (Hook) |
Ideal For
- Indian Air Force aviation enthusiasts and collectors
- Flying suits and flight overalls
- Military uniforms and jackets
- Squadron-themed collections
- Military aviation memorabilia displays
- NCC Cadets and aviation enthusiasts
- Gifts for pilots, aircrew, veterans and defence enthusiasts
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| Brand | ArmyNavyAir |
|---|---|
| Material | Fabric |
| Fabric | Poly-Satin |
| Colour | Olive Green |
| Is Featured | No |
| FAQ Q1 | What does the "Flying Bullets" name on this patch signify? |
| FAQ A1 | The "Flying Bullets" name identifies the traditional designation of No. 18 Squadron of the Indian Air Force, giving the patch a specific squadron identity rather than being a generic IAF aviation patch. |
| FAQ Q2 | Is this patch intended only for active Indian Air Force personnel? |
| FAQ A2 | No. The patch can also be used by aviation enthusiasts, collectors, veterans, NCC members, military memorabilia collectors and anyone interested in Indian Air Force squadron-themed items. |
| FAQ Q3 | What type of clothing or equipment is suitable for this patch? |
| FAQ A3 | The patch can be applied to flying overalls, flight suits, jackets, uniforms, backpacks, tactical gear, display boards and other suitable fabric surfaces depending on the selected backing. |
| FAQ Q4 | Can I request the Flying Bullets design in a larger or smaller format? |
| FAQ A4 | Yes. The standard size is 2 x 4 inches, while customised dimensions can be requested when a different application requires a specific patch size. |
| FAQ Q5 | Why might the finished patch have a slight colour difference from the displayed image? |
| FAQ A5 | Minor colour differences can occur because of photography, lighting, monitor or mobile display settings, fabric texture, printing conditions and production batches. |
