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Laotian Highway Patrol T-Shirt
$20.00 – $22.00
LAOTIAN HIGHWAY PATROL T-shirt is dark blue/navy heavyweight 50/50 cotton & polyester blend, made by Jersey for your comfort. The gunship plane is on the front of the shirt. The gunship plane logo is printed on back of T-shirt, and you can request to also have the back with or without the plane (make note on bottom of page).
- Sizes available from small to XXXL. If not in stock, they will be ordered for you.
- Nice shirt to wear at reunions.
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The original logo was painted by Sgt. Tom Graham. An account given by Sgt. Graham says the logo was first on the flight line which was requested by Doug Metcalf or the first sergeant. This was done late 1970 or early 1971. After a month, he was requested to paint a second logo at the “OPS’ building on “Gunfighter Row.” This was requested by the Squadron Commander.
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