Celebrate one of aviation's most iconic stealth bombers with this premium B-2 Spirit of Georgia kiss-cut sticker.
The B-2 Spirit represents the pinnacle of American aerospace engineering, and "Spirit of Georgia" (tail number 89-0129) holds a special place in Air Force history. After a remarkable 4-year, $23.7 million restoration following a 2021 landing gear incident, this aircraft returned to active service in late 2025 as a vital component of the nation's 19-bomber stealth fleet.
Whether you're an Air Force veteran, active-duty airman, aviation enthusiast, or simply appreciate cutting-edge military technology, this sticker lets you showcase your passion with pride. Perfect for personalizing laptops, water bottles, toolboxes, journals, car bumpers, or any smooth surface that deserves a touch of aviation excellence.
Premium Features:
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Glossy finish – Delivers vibrant, eye-catching colors that stand out
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Kiss-cut design – Easy peel-and-stick application with clean edges
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Durable vinyl construction – Long-lasting with permanent adhesive
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Eco-friendly inks – Vivid colors that are better for the environment
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Multiple sizes – Choose from 2", 3", 4", or 6" to fit your space perfectly
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Bubble-free application – Smooth, professional-looking results every time
Perfect Gift For:
Air Force veterans and active-duty personnel, aviation collectors, military history buffs, aerospace enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates American air power. Ideal for birthdays, retirements, promotions, Veterans Day, or just because.
Care Instructions:
Use a soft, clean, dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt from the center outward. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to maintain the glossy finish.
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About the B-2 Spirit of Georgia:
The B-2 Spirit is a premier U.S. Air Force stealth bomber designed for deep-penetration, long-range strategic missions. "Spirit of Georgia" (tail number 89-0129) made headlines after successfully completing a rare and complex 4-year restoration, returning to service in late 2025 as one of only 19 operational B-2 bombers protecting American interests worldwide.
