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Lockheed Martin® P2V7 Neptune, VP-24 Batmen Model
Proudly display this Lockheed Martin® P2V7 Neptune, VP-24 Batmen Model, and capture what it was like to be a part of Naval Aviation’s legacy!
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Length – 18 inches Width -15 inches
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Made from Mahogany
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US Naval Aviator Owned Business
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Officially Licensed by Lockheed Martin
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The product is not intended to be used by children 12 years and younger.
LOCKHEED MARTIN®, P-2 Neptune, associated emblems and logos, and body designs of vehicles are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Lockheed Martin Corporation in the USA and/or other jurisdictions, used under license by Squadron Nostalgia LLC
VP-24, also known as the Batmen, is a U.S. Navy patrol squadron established in 1943. Initially, it operated PBY Catalinas during World War II. The squadron played a crucial role in anti-submarine warfare and maritime patrol missions, showcasing bravery and skill in various theaters of operation.
After the war, VP-24 transitioned to new aircraft, including the P-5 Marlin. Thus, the squadron adapted its tactics to modern warfare needs. Consistently, they trained hard, ensuring their readiness for any mission. Over time, the Batmen became known for their expertise and excellence in naval aviation.
In the 1960s, VP-24 began flying the P-3 Orion, an advanced aircraft that significantly enhanced its capabilities. Consequently, the squadron expanded its operations, including surveillance and reconnaissance missions. As a result, VP-24 contributed to numerous successful engagements during the Cold War.
Throughout the years, VP-24 earned multiple accolades for its performance. Besides, the squadron fostered a strong sense of camaraderie among its members. Transitioning through various missions and challenges, the Batmen built a legacy of dedication and courage. They remain a respected unit within the Navy today.
Today, VP-24 continues to uphold its rich history. With modern aircraft and advanced technology, the squadron maintains its high standards. The Batmen train rigorously, preparing for future missions. Ultimately, their commitment ensures they remain ready to protect and serve, just as they have for decades.
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