Holographic Die-cut Stickers
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Sleek, cool, and packed with retro character, these custom holographic stickers are made with high-end vinyl and stand out no matter what surface you choose to decorate. Great for customizing any laptop, journal, wall, fridge, or anything in between! These custom holographic stickers are available in 5 sizes for higher versatility and bigger sticker fun.
- Custom holographic stickers with a shiny rainbow effect
- Available in five sizes
- Material: Premium printable vinyl
- Please note: white design elements will NOT be visible. The lighter the design color, the more transparent it will appear when printing the custom holographic stickers.
- Please note: small details close to each other will most likely be cut out as one shape out as one shape
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6th Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery -Vietnam Veteran w VN SVC X 300
The 32nd Field Artillery Regiment is a distinguished and highly decorated field artillery regiment of the United States Army, first Constituted in 1918. The 6th Howitzer Battalion, 32nd Artillery was activated on September 10, 1962, at Fort Lewis, Washington. The Battalion saw combat in Vietnam and was awarded the Meritorious Unit Citation. The Battalion supported 85 operations, including the TET Offensive. After returning from Vietnam in 1971, the 6th Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery was deactivated at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
The 32nd Field Artillery Regiment is a distinguished and highly decorated field artillery regiment of the United States Army, first Constituted in 1918. The 6th Howitzer Battalion, 32nd Artillery was activated on September 10, 1962, at Fort Lewis, Washington. The Battalion saw combat in Vietnam and was awarded the Meritorious Unit Citation. The Battalion supported 85 operations, including the TET Offensive. After returning from Vietnam in 1971, the 6th Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery was deactivated at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.