Display your Space Force pride with this premium kiss-cut sticker honoring the 2nd Space Warning Squadron—the elite unit operating space-based infrared surveillance systems from Buckley Space Force Base since 1992.
Mission-Ready Design
This glossy sticker features a clean, military-inspired emblem with the squadron's distinctive chevron and star insignia. The professional design sits confidently on laptops, water bottles, journals, gear cases, or any smooth surface—a subtle, respectful way to display your connection to space defense operations.
Built to Last
Crafted from 100% durable vinyl with a scratch-resistant glossy finish and vibrant eco-solvent ink that holds up to daily handling. The strong permanent adhesive ensures your sticker stays put through regular use, while the kiss-cut design makes application smooth and bubble-free every time.
Premium Features:
- Scratch-resistant glossy finish for lasting brilliance
- 100% vinyl construction with permanent adhesive
- Vibrant, fade-resistant eco-solvent ink colors
- Quick, bubble-free application
- Available in 4 sizes: 2"×2", 3"×3", 4"×4", 6"×6"
- Choice of white or transparent backing to match any surface
Honoring Space Guardians
The 2nd Space Warning Squadron operates critical Defense Support Program (DSP) and Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS) ground stations, detecting missile launches, space launches, and nuclear detonations worldwide. This sticker is more than decoration—it's a tribute to those who maintain constant vigilance from above.
Care instructions: Use a soft, clean, dry cloth to gently brush dust or dirt from the center outward.
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USSF - 2nd Space Warning Squadron
The 2nd Space Warning Squadron is part of the Space Delta 4 at Buckley Space Force Base, Colorado. The squadron has operated ground stations set up to control the Defense Support Program (DSP) and Space-Based Infrared System, space-based surveillance systems configured to detect and report ballistic missile launches, space launches, and nuclear detonations since 1992.
