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U.S. Air Force
560 Flying Training Squadron AETC
560 Flying Training Squadron AETC
Holographic die-cut decal that shifts rainbow when it catches the light. Also comes in 3 other finishes.
$5.51 each in a pack of 2+ · mix any sticker types
Kiss-cut
$2.49+
Die-cut
$6.49+
Holographic
$6.49+
Window
$8.49+
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- 10+ save 25%
- 50+ save 35%
Applied automatically at checkout. Any sticker type counts toward the pack.
- Outdoor-ready vinylUV-laminated, water resistant, cut to the shape.
- Printed to orderMade in the USA when you order, not pulled off a shelf.
- Free U.S. shippingOn orders over $25.
560 Flying Training Squadron AETC (U.S. Air Force) Holographic STICKER Die-Cut Vinyl Decal
A snarling red cheetah head rises from a circular badge, with the unit's name set across curved scroll banners in a design that carries the identity of the 560th Flying Training Squadron.
Visual Elements & Composition
Green takes up the largest share of the palette, framing the crimson cheetah head at the centre of a circular badge. Crimson follows as the strong accent, with white, tan and black providing contrast and edge definition. The cheetah's green eyes echo the dominant field, tying the figure to the badge. Leopard spots run through the design as a pattern, and curved scroll banners carry the lettering: 560TH, FLYING, TRAINING, SQUADRON and CHARGIN' CHEETAHS. The flat vector treatment keeps every shape crisp, and the layout is symmetrical and centred, which gives the piece its formal, insignia-like authority.
Meaning & Symbolism
The cheetah is the squadron's emblem and its nickname, Chargin' Cheetahs, which expresses speed, precision and aggression in the air. The circular badge and scroll banners are the visual grammar of military unit insignia, where the banner names the unit and the badge marks its identity. Together they present flight training as a discipline of skill, professionalism and pride. The design is modern in era and draws its meaning from the Air Education and Training Command, the part of the U.S. Air Force that trains its aircrews.
Why This Sticker Suits the Artwork
A sticker is cut to its own outline, so the cheetah head and badge keep their exact silhouette once applied. The design reads at close range, where the lettering and the cheetah's eyes are seen clearly, and it works as a small emblem on a laptop, notebook or tool case. For anyone who trains, serves or follows the Chargin' Cheetahs, the sticker carries the squadron's badge directly onto the object they use every day.
About this design
560 Flying Training Squadron AETC
Every sticker is printed in the USA when you order it, from the artwork shown above.
- Collection
- U.S. Air Force
- Comes on
- 4 sticker types
- Price
- $6.49 – $9.99
- Sizes
- 5 options
Holographic vinyl decals with a high-contrast rainbow sheen, printed with eco-friendly inks on premium, weather-rated film. Waterproof, UV-protected, and available in five sizes.
Built to turn heads and hold up outdoors. These holographic decals use premium printable vinyl topped with a UV-protective laminate. The film is rated for multi-year outdoor exposure, so the color stays bold and the surface resists scuffs and sun fade.
- Signature finish: a 99% opaque rainbow effect that shifts with angle and light—clean edges and a smooth, matte-sheen feel rather than a mirror gloss.
- Waterproof: designed for rain, splashes, and regular washing on smooth, non-porous surfaces.
- Eco-conscious printing: vibrant, high-density color produced with eco-solvent inks for sharp lines and rich gradients.
- Color guidance: no white underbase is applied; pure white areas won’t print, and very light tones allow the holographic layer to show through. Darker tones deliver the strongest contrast.
- Easy-peel backing: release liner separates cleanly for quick, bubble-free placement.
Made for smooth surfaces: glass, metal, coated plastics, sealed laptops, bottles, mirrors, lockers, and windows. Suitable for interiors and short-term exterior spots like vehicle windows or signage.
- Prep: clean the area with mild soap and water or 70% isopropyl alcohol; let it dry fully.
- Apply: peel, align, and press from the center outward with a card or squeegee to push out air.
- Set: allow 24 hours for the adhesive to reach full bond; avoid heavy moisture during this time.
Tips: Avoid heavily textured or silicone-coated surfaces. For curved items, apply slowly and don’t stretch the film.
- Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth from the center outward to lift dust and grime.
- Avoid abrasive pads, harsh solvents, or pressure washers that can dull the holographic layer.
- If placed on bottles or mugs, hand-wash is recommended. Prolonged high-heat cycles can shorten adhesive life.
Available in five sizes. Measurements refer to the longest side of the decal. A “3 inch” option is 3 inches across its largest dimension; the die-cut follows the exact contour for crisp, professional edges.
Which one do I need?
Pick by where it's going.
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Indoors & smooth
Kiss-cut: glossy, cut on a square backing sheet so it peels cleanly.
LaptopJournalPhone caseMirror
Kiss-cuts → -
Outdoors & wet
Die-cut, holographic or clear: matte laminate, UV and water resistant, cut to the shape.
Water bottleCoolerBumperHard hat
Die-cuts → -
Behind glass
Window (reverse-print): sticks to the inside of a window and reads correctly from outside.
Car windowShop doorDorm window
Window decals →