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VINTAGE USAF ABCCC III COFFEE MUG AIR FORCE SYSTEMS TACTICAL AIR COMMAND EC-130E For Sale


VINTAGE USAF ABCCC III COFFEE MUG AIR FORCE SYSTEMS TACTICAL AIR COMMAND EC-130E
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VINTAGE USAF ABCCC III COFFEE MUG AIR FORCE SYSTEMS TACTICAL AIR COMMAND EC-130E:
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Vintage Mil-Art China Co. US Air Force Military Coffee Mug / Shaving SteinUp for sale is a rare, vintage United States Air Force (USAF) collectible heavy ceramic mug featuring three distinct historic command and mission insignias. Manufactured by the highly collectible Mil-Art China Co. of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, this heavy-duty diner-style mug highlights specialized electronic combat operations during the Cold War era.


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  • Insignia & GraphicsCenter: ABCCC III (Airborne Battlefield Command Control Center) emblem featuring an eagle over a lightning bolt silhouette, representing the combat capsule operations utilized on specialized EC-130E Hercules aircraft.

  • Left Side: Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) shield insignia.

  • Right Side: Tactical Air Command (TAC) shield insignia.Accents: Beautifully styled with a gold-trimmed rim and distinct molded ribbing details along the base and top.

📏 Specifications & FeaturesManufacturer: Mil-Art China Co. (Chelmsford, MA)Material: Heavy-grade, thick vintage military vitrified chinaDesign: Multi-sided full-wrap graphics with gold trim accentsTheme: Militaria, US Air Force History, Tactical Aviation



The ABCCC III (Airborne Battlefield Command and Control Center III) system officially served from 1989 until September 30, 2002


The Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) was active from February 1, 1950 to July 1, 1992


The Tactical Air Command (TAC), which actively served from March 21, 1946, until June 1, 1992.





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