95th Bombardment Group (H)

Delve into the illustrious history of the 95th Bombardment Group (Heavy) with our WW2 Commemorative Collection. As an integral component of the 8th Air Force, the 95th played a pivotal role in the air campaign over Europe, targeting strategic enemy installations with unwavering courage and precision. Their contribution was critical in crippling the Axis war effort, aiding the Allied forces on their path to victory.

Our collection pays homage to the 95th Bombardment Group's heroic legacy with a range of T-Shirts, Long-Sleeve Shirts, Tank Tops, and Hoodies. Each item is designed to reflect the valor of the Group and its aircrews, featuring imagery of the iconic B-17 Flying Fortress bombers that became synonymous with the 95th's daring missions. These garments are a fitting tribute to the bravery, sacrifice, and historical impact of the Group, making them perfect for veterans, military historians, and all who revere the spirit of American airpower.

Complement your homage to the 95th Bombardment Group (H) with our Hats and Decals, meticulously crafted to commemorate the Group's service and dedication. Ideal for collectors, descendants of WWII veterans, and those who appreciate the legacy of courage and commitment, these items serve as a daily reminder of the strategic impact and valor of the Group and its members.

Our Flags and Glassware further honor the storied service of the 95th Bombardment Group, offering a way to display your pride in their achievements. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these collectibles stand as enduring symbols of the Group's contributions to the liberation of Europe, embodying the essence of heroism and tactical brilliance that defined their participation in World War II.

Join us in commemorating the distinguished service of the 95th Bombardment Group (Heavy). Explore our collection today to find the perfect item that celebrates the bravery, service, and enduring legacy of these extraordinary aviators and their pivotal role in securing Allied victory in World War II.