(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is the white, cotton (I think) face mask (worn by Mechelle) with the squadron lettering on the right cheek, the squadron logo on the left cheek, and elastic straps for comfortable wear over the ears. This is NOT for use for medical personnel (yes, believe it or not I HAVE to say that!!)

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): Right Cheek

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): Left Cheek

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is the white, cotton (I think) face mask (worn by Brittany) with the squadron lettering on the right cheek, the squadron logo on the left cheek, and elastic straps for comfortable wear over the ears. This is NOT for use for medical personnel (yes, believe it or not I HAVE to say that!!)

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): Right Cheek

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): Left Cheek

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is the yellow version of the VA-75 Sunday Puncher 'ASK YOUR WIFE' T-shirt. Below (triangle) is the front of the shirt and (circle) is the back of the T-shirt.....awesome. Get them while they last!

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is the dark blue version of the VA-75 Sunday Puncher 'ASK YOUR WIFE' T-shirt. Below (triangle) is the front of the shirt and (circle) is the back of the T-shirt.....awesome. Get them while they last!

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the front of the gray version of the Sunday Puncher T-shirt we had made from the original 1996 Decommissioning Party Design. We have limited numbers of the sizes listed, so please don't be upset if these sell out before we restock. Use this link to order, then specify in the "comments" section what size you would like, or just email/call me direct. XXL runs $2 more, I'll adjust on my end if needed.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the front of the white version of the Sunday Puncher T-shirt we had made from the original 1996 Decommissioning Party Design. We have limited numbers of the sizes listed, so please don't be upset if these sell out before we restock. Use this link to order, then specify in the "comments" section what size you would like, or just email/call me direct.

This is the VA-75 Sunday Puncher "BOOT-KNIFE" now available in VERY limited quantities!!! It has our logo and squadron info on the blade, DOES NOT come with a metal "cloisonne" built into the handle (as shown above), and has the black sheath. Get them while they last!

This is the 2-bladed VA-75 Sunday Puncher pocketknife now available in VERY limited quantities!!! It has our logo and aircraft on one blade, with the dates and designator on the other blade. On the outside of the handle there is "VA" and "75" etched onto the handle. Get them while they last!

This is a silver A-6 Intruder Zippo created for the last Intruder squadron, the VA-75 Sunday Punchers on the front (below is the box it comes in).

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the Sunday Puncher Intruder 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (seen) and the A-6E Intruder info/logo on the back (below).

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the Sunday Puncher Intruder 'Challenge Coin' with the Squadron logo on the front (above) and the A-6E Intruder info/logo on the back (seen).

This is the Lapel Pin for the VA-75 'Sunday Punchers'.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the Sunday Puncher CUFF LINKS with the Squadron logo on the front.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the Sunday Puncher 'Divot Tool' with a detachable ball-marker that has the Squadron logo on the front. If you golf like me, I usually have to use a small garden-spade to repair what I do to the golf course, but for all you "good" players, this is what you use to repair the 'divot' your ball makes when hitting the green....so I'm told...I never make the green in regulation!

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the metal version of the Sunday Puncher 'Golf Ball Marker' that can also be used as a "cloissennette" (that round metal squadron logo we wore on our nametags) that can be glued onto just about anything.

This is the white version of the pilot nametag for the VA-75 SUNDAY PUNCHERS. It does not come with velcro so that you can have it embroidered.

This is the white version of the Bombardier/Navigator (B/N) nametag for the VA-75 SUNDAY PUNCHERS. It does not come with velcro so that you can have it embroidered.

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation from one of our own 'PUNCHERS'): This is the 'World Famous Sunday Punchers' (JUST ASK YOUR WIFE) commemorative patch. Incredible stitching, the patch is beautiful! It kind of digs on us that we are World Famous, all we have to do is ask CINCHOUSE (spouse) and they will tell us!! HA HA....... This patch does not have velcro.

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation): This is created from one of the Intruder Bubbas (he shall remain nameless to protect him....ha ha), but shows the venerable Intruder on the right of the patch with a very BEAUTIFUL and NAKED woman with our motto from those days that says "GO IN DEEPER, STAY LONGER, DROP A BIGGER LOAD" along the bottom. This patch does not have velcro.

This is a reproduction of one of the Vietnam-era cruise patches for the VA-75 Sunday Punchers. It was used for multiple deployments due to the uniqueness of the aircraft and mission at that time. It says "PUNCHER A-6's PENETRATE DEEPER, STAY IN LONGER" (top), "AND DELIVER A BIGGER LOAD DAY OR NIGHT" (bottom), and shows and angry A-6A Intruder carrying a full load of MK-82's to a target in Vietnam. This patch does not have velcro.

This is a reproduction of the 1972 cruise patch for the VA-75 Sunday Punchers onboard the USS Saratoga to North Vietnam. It says "WHEN YOU CARE ENOUGH" (top), TO NORTH VIETNAM WITH LOVE" (middle), and "TO SEND THE VERY BEST" (bottom). It also shows the aircraft wearing the "rice hat" common to the Vietnamese people. This patch does not have velcro.

VA-75 was the first fleet squadron to operate the A-6E Intruder, but their legacy dates even earlier. They were established as VB-18 in January 1945, redesignated as VA-7A in November 1946, redesignated as VA-74 in July 1948, then finally named VA-75 on 15 Feb 1950. This name was earned by them due to the "Sunday Punch" they delivered on targets in their early days. This is the painted, leather version of the squadron patch and does not come with velcro attached.

VA-75 was the first fleet squadron to operate the A-6E Intruder, but their legacy dates even earlier. They were established as VB-18 in January 1945, redesignated as VA-7A in November 1946, redesignated as VA-74 in July 1948, then finally named VA-75 on 15 Feb 1950. This name was earned by them due to the "Sunday Punch" they delivered on targets in their early days.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: VA-75 was the first fleet squadron to operate the A-6E Intruder, but their legacy dates even earlier. They were established as VB-18 in January 1945, redesignated as VA-7A in November 1946, redesignated as VA-74 in July 1948, then finally named VA-75 on 15 Feb 1950. This is their 50th anniversary patch made just a few years before being decommissioned.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: VA-75 was the first fleet squadron to operate the A-6E Intruder, but their legacy dates even earlier. They were established as VB-18 in January 1945, redesignated as VA-7A in November 1946, redesignated as VA-74 in July 1948, then finally named VA-75 on 15 Feb 1950. This is the light blue version of their 50th anniversary patch made just a few years before being decommissioned.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: This was the VA-75 Sunday Punchers farewell/ decommissioning patch. VA-75 was the first and last operational squadron of Intruders existing from 1963-97. Notice the "Puncher Glove" setting as the sun.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: This is the 1996 Battle 'E' Award patch earned by VA-75 Sunday Punchers for their last deployment in the A-6E Intruder, which was a "fun" summer-time Mediterranean cruise!! This patch IS AN ORIGINAL from that cruise and does not come with velcro attached.

ORIGINAL: This is one of the patches created for the LAST A-6E INTRUDER cruise. It shows the 'PUNCHERBOY' in his stance, says "LAST ROUND" on the score card, and has the dates 1943 - 1997. These had been saved by one of the officers during those last days. They are ORIGINAL pieces, and quite rare....I was in that "last" Intruder squadron and missed out on getting one. Beautiful patch, in VERY VERY limited quantities, and does not come with velcro attached.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: When the Sunday Punchers decommissioned in 1997, the Coffee Mess Officer commissioned the creation of a few (VERY few) of these "Harley Wing-style" Jacket patches. This one is 6" wide and says "LIVE TO BOMB, BOMB TO LIVE" and shows the squadron "Boxing Glove on Bomb" insignia. Only have a few of these also. No velcro on them.

Another AV8RSTUFF Creation: When the Sunday Punchers decommissioned in 1997, the Coffee Mess Officer also commissioned the creation of a few (even FEWER than above) of these "Harley Wing-style" Jacket patches. This one is 12" wide and says "LIVE TO BOMB, BOMB TO LIVE" and shows the squadron "Boxing Glove on Bomb" insignia. It's a HUGE jacket patch (which is on my jacket) and I only have a few of these also. No velcro on them.

(Another AV8RSTUFF Creation from one of our own 'PUNCHERS'): This is the 'World Famous Sunday Punchers' white version of the DECOMMISSIONING Triangle patch that has the dates 1963 - 1997 on it. This patch does not have velcro.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the VA-75 Sunday Puncher 'EYES' Triangle made in the same design as the standard INTRUDER patch, but with the squadron's ORIGINAL colors. It has the dates 1963 - 1997, as the Sunday Punchers were the first and last Intruder Squadron....this patch does not come with velcro attached.

VA-75 was the first fleet squadron to operate the A-6E Intruder, but their legacy dates even earlier. They were established as VB-18 in January 1945, redesignated as VA-7A in November 1946, redesignated as VA-74 in July 1948, then finally named VA-75 on 15 Feb 1950. This is the "Puncherboy" patch worn by the "most junior Officer" in the squadron, of which, since I was the last to get to the unit, was the "LAST Puncherboy" for over TWO years!! It's a reproduction of a rare patch....one that we couldn't wait to pass to the next, but in my case, I was the last one!! No velcro attached.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: This is the Sunday Puncher Intruder tailfin with the original color scheme that was seen in the 1960's. Gorgeous patch!!! (No velcro).

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: We created LX vests for one of the Hornet squadrons for the 2018 Tailhook convention, so this got me to thinking about (arguably) the GREATEST INTRUDER squadron ever, and making one for us! Pictured is my vest as an example. The front (shown here, back is below) has several options. Names, Callsigns, Jobs, etc, then the back patches are shown below. THESE ARE NOT STOCKED, so I can order a LX Vest (from Amazon) for you, or you can send one to me, then I will have the patches added. Now, the pricing is going to vary based on the number of patches you want on the front, the back, if I buy the vest for you or you provide, and how much the local seamstress charges me. If you want one, I'd recommend calling me and we can walk through it all to make sure we get it just right for you. I take NO RESPONSIBILITY for any local Motorcycle Clubs (MC) getting offended, but many are veterans and would probably appreciate you honoring your squadron with their colors!! Questions, call me!

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: These are the "rocker" patches for the back of the LX vest. Top one says "SUNDAY PUNCHERS" and dthe bottom one says "A-6E INTRUDER". You can buy the whole package (above) or you can get the rockers here. These rockers do not have velcro attached.

Another AV8RSTUFF creation: These are the "campaign" patches for the front of the LX vest. There are several to choose from and are in stock. If you need something "custom", then it will add about 4 weeks to get them done and will cost a little more. These do not have velcro attached.