C-130 Front View Sticker Decal

C-130 Front View Sticker Decal - Military Transport Aircraft

The C-130 Hercules—the legendary military transport aircraft that's been the backbone of tactical airlift operations for over six decades. This front view sticker captures the distinctive profile of the Herc from the most iconic angle, perfect for C-130 pilots, loadmasters, military veterans, and aviation enthusiasts who appreciate one of the most versatile aircraft ever built.

Why You'll Love It:

• Distinctive C-130 Hercules front view design shows the iconic four-engine turboprop
• Compact 3¼" x 1" size perfect for laptops, water bottles, helmets, and toolboxes
• High-quality vinyl construction withstands weather and daily wear
• Durable adhesive ensures long-lasting application on smooth, hard surfaces
• Weather-resistant and fade-resistant for indoor and outdoor use
• Makes a perfect gift for C-130 crew members, military aviators, and tactical airlift veterans
• Great addition to any military aviation sticker collection

Specifications:

• Size: 3¼" x 1"
• Design: C-130 Hercules front view
• Material: Premium vinyl sticker
• Application: Laptops, water bottles, helmets, toolboxes, flight cases
• Aircraft: C-130 Hercules military transport
• Weight: 1 oz
• Made for military aviation professionals and enthusiasts

From active-duty C-130 pilots flying tactical missions to retired loadmasters who spent years in the back of the Herc, this sticker honors the aircraft that's delivered troops, cargo, and humanitarian aid to every corner of the globe. The C-130 has served in every conflict since Vietnam, performed countless rescue missions, and proven that when you need to get there—no matter where "there" is—the Hercules will get you there. Perfect for decorating your laptop with military aviation pride, adding character to your water bottle, or building a collection of tactical aircraft stickers. Apply it to smooth, hard surfaces like metal, plastic, or glass for best results—remember, stickers don't adhere well to fabric or porous materials. Because when you've flown the Herc or worked on its flight line, you never forget the sound of those four turboprops and the sight of that distinctive nose.