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This design is based on the P-51D Mustang “AM-G”, serial A68-750, flown by Squadron Leader Ronald Thomas “Ron” Susans while commanding No. 77 Squadron RAAF at Bofu, Japan, in 1947. Its distinctive shark-mouth markings made it a striking example of the Mustangs operated by the RAAF as part of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force.
During the Second World War, Susans flew P-40 Kittyhawks with No. 3 Squadron across North Africa, Malta, Sicily and mainland Italy. He was officially credited with destroying two enemy aircraft and damaging others. His operational service, which included leading bombing and low-level attacks against enemy shipping and communications, earned him a mention in despatches and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Returning to operations in the South-West Pacific in July 1944, Susans joined the Spitfire-equipped No. 79 Squadron as a flight commander on Los Negros Island. He assumed command of the squadron in January 1945 and subsequently served with No. 80 Fighter Wing. After the war, he trained on the Mustang and joined the occupation forces in Japan, taking command of No. 77 Squadron in April 1947.
During the Korean War, Susans again commanded No. 77 Squadron, this time flying Gloster Meteors. He completed 110 operational sorties, predominantly rocket and strafing attacks over North Korea, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Order. He also received the United States Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal.
Susans retired from the RAAF on 26 February 1975 with the rank of air vice-marshal. Over his career, he had accumulated more than 5,000 flying hours on 80 different types of military aircraft, spanning the transition from piston-engined wartime fighters to the jet age.
P-51 Mustang "AM-G" Die-cut stickers
$6.81 USD
During the Second World War, Susans flew P-40 Kittyhawks with No. 3 Squadron across North Africa, Malta, Sicily and mainland Italy. He was officially credited with destroying two enemy aircraft and damaging others. His operational service, which included leading bombing and low-level attacks against enemy shipping and communications, earned him a mention in despatches and the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Returning to operations in the South-West Pacific in July 1944, Susans joined the Spitfire-equipped No. 79 Squadron as a flight commander on Los Negros Island. He assumed command of the squadron in January 1945 and subsequently served with No. 80 Fighter Wing. After the war, he trained on the Mustang and joined the occupation forces in Japan, taking command of No. 77 Squadron in April 1947.
During the Korean War, Susans again commanded No. 77 Squadron, this time flying Gloster Meteors. He completed 110 operational sorties, predominantly rocket and strafing attacks over North Korea, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Order. He also received the United States Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal.
Susans retired from the RAAF on 26 February 1975 with the rank of air vice-marshal. Over his career, he had accumulated more than 5,000 flying hours on 80 different types of military aircraft, spanning the transition from piston-engined wartime fighters to the jet age.
Product Details
Product Details | Die-Cut Stickers
Bring your favourite aircraft along for the ride with our warbird-inspired die-cut stickers. Designed for laptops, drink bottles, notebooks, toolboxes and more, they’re an easy way to add aviation artwork to your everyday gear, indoors or out.
✈ Die-cut design, follows the shape of the artwork for a clean, distinctive finish
✈ Durable vinyl construction, provides a flexible sticker suited to everyday use
✈ Protective matte coating, gives the artwork a smooth, low-glare finish while adding protection against wear
✈ Water and weather resistant, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use with a rated durability of 5+ years
✈ Strong adhesive backing, helps keep the sticker securely in place on suitable surfaces
✈ Easy-peel backing, makes application quick and straightforward
✈ Available in 5 sizes:
- 2″ × 2″ (5.1 × 5.1 cm),
- 3″ × 3″ (7.6 × 7.6 cm),
- 4″ × 4″ (10.2 × 10.2 cm),
- 5″ × 5″ (12.7 × 12.7 cm),
- 6″ × 6″ (15.2 × 15.2 cm).
Note: Listed sizes are nominal print sizes. As each sticker is die-cut to suit the artwork, the finished dimensions may vary slightly depending on the shape and orientation of the design.
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Colour and Design Variations
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