Vanity Plate - USSF - 2nd Space Warning Squadron wo txt X 300

Display your Space Force pride on the road with this premium aluminum vanity plate honoring the 2nd Space Warning Squadron—the elite unit protecting our nation through space-based missile warning and infrared surveillance from Buckley Space Force Base.

Engineered for the Road, Built to Last

Crafted from 100% aluminum with a sleek white printable face and silver backing, this vanity plate delivers a brushed, industrial finish that catches the eye without being flashy. The high-resolution color printing ensures the 2nd SWS insignia stays vivid and crisp, mile after mile, whether mounted on your vehicle, displayed in your garage, or showcased in your workspace.

Premium Features:

• Durable 100% aluminum construction—rust-resistant and lightweight
• Vivid, high-resolution color printing for sharp, lasting graphics
• Pre-drilled mounting holes (4) for quick, secure installation
• Standard size: 12" × 6" (30.5 × 15.2 cm)
• Assembled in the USA from globally sourced materials
• Smooth white face with brushed silver backing for modern contrast

Honoring the Watchers Above

Since 1992, the 2nd Space Warning Squadron has operated critical DSP and SBIRS systems to detect missile launches and nuclear detonations worldwide. This vanity plate is more than automotive décor—it's a tribute to the guardians who watch over us from space.

Versatile Display Options

Whether you're mounting it to your front bumper (where local regulations allow), hanging it in your garage, displaying it at a car meet, or adding it to your military memorabilia collection, this plate delivers a sleek, engineered look that reads sharp under headlights and shop lights alike.

Note: Mounting hardware not included. Check local regulations regarding decorative license plates.

Care Instructions

Wipe with a damp cloth and air dry, or use a soft, non-abrasive cloth to maintain the finish.

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.