Die-Cut Magnets — USASOAC - SSI, 160th Special Operations Regiment Airborne DUI with Scene Blackhawk - 3D - Enhanced
Die-Cut Magnets — USASOAC - SSI, 160th Special Operations Regiment Airborne DUI with Scene Blackhawk - 3D - Enhanced
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Honor the Legacy. Display the Pride.
Bring the spirit of Army aviation into your everyday space with the 160th SOAR Night Stalkers Die-Cut Magnet from Black Soldiers. Designed for those who value service, remembrance, and military heritage, this distinctive piece turns a familiar surface into a personal expression of pride.
Striking Artwork. Night Stalker Identity.
A moonlit sky frames a dramatic Black Hawk helicopter scene beneath the “160th SOAR (A)” banner. Airborne imagery and the Night Stalkers crest bring the composition together, while deep blues, vivid red accents, and dimensional shading give the printed artwork a bold, 3D-style appearance. The depth is a visual effect in the print, not a raised or sculpted surface.
Made for Your Everyday Display
Place it on a refrigerator, locker, or magnetic display board as a daily reminder of the service and dedication you honor. Whether chosen for your own collection or as a thoughtful gift for an Army aviation enthusiast, it offers a meaningful way to keep military heritage in view.
- Material: Durable, flexible vinyl with a black magnetic backing.
- Finish: Matte surface with full-color printed artwork.
- Shape: Die-cut silhouette that follows the design.
- Display: For smooth, magnet-compatible metal surfaces.
- Size options: 2 × 2, 3 × 3, 4 × 4, 5 × 5, or 6 × 6 inches.
- Thickness: 0.03 inches.
- Quantity: One magnet per order.
Choose Your Size
Select a compact accent or a larger statement piece to suit your display. Listed dimensions refer to the selected size; the die-cut outline follows the artwork.
Care Instructions
Gently remove dust with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.
At Black Soldiers, remembrance belongs in everyday life. Display a piece that reflects your respect for military service and the stories worth keeping visible.
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