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G-1 Flight Bomber Patched Brown Top Gun Jacket

Thomas Cruise famously known as Tom Cruise is an American actor and a film producer. He is a recipient of three Golden Globe Awards and got three nominations for the Oscars. Tom Cruise portrayed the role of Navy Pilot Captain as Pete Maverick and wore a classic outfit in the Top Gun movie which was released in 1986. We are proud to introduce this movie-accurate design Top Gun Tom Cruise Leather Jacket which is a tribute to the Superhero whose skills and performance entertained millions around the world.

Dress Up Like Top Gun Pilot

As you have seen in the film that Maverick mesmerize the world with his acting and personality, our artisans have crafted a G1 Flight Wardrobe with the exact 17 patches on the back and front in brown color, the shirt style fur collar keep you warm while you riding on the bike as well gives you a real action hero look. The amazing piece of jacket is made from high-quality leather, and well-maintained Stichting to give a fashionable look, as well as enough to wear as a part of your biker wear. Want to stunt on the road or set the new trend on the street, grab this Top Gun Tom Cruise Leather Jacket which is a perfect outfit to dress up as your favorite movie celebrity.

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History of Top Gun Leather Jacket Patches

The iconic patches fashioned on the Top Gun jacket are what that gives the jacket a unique edge. These Maverick Jacket Patches draw their inspiration from or symbolize various distinct divisions and areas relating to the US navy and other significant honorary badges.  Here’s a list of the most iconic Maverick Jacket Patches so when you get this jacket you’ll know what you’re wearing.

1. 3rd Marine Air Wing (right upper chest)

   

It is the major west coast aviation unit of the United States Marine Corps called the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Its mission is to provide combat-ready expeditionary aviation forces capable of short notice worldwide deployment to Marine Air-Ground Task Force, fleet, and unified commanders. It is a red-colored emblem with a marine aircraft wing logo.

2. USS Oriskany (right chest)

   

This patch symbolizes the USS Oriskany also known as the Mighty O. It was one of the few Essex-class aircraft carriers completed after World War II for the United States Navy. This ship is named so after the battle of Oriskany in the Revolutionary War. It is a circular patch with a golden outline, featuring a ship in the ocean with a blue sky background.

3. Texas | Dallas (left shoulder)

   

This beautifully embroidered patch nods to the flag of US Texas State Dallas. It symbolizes the state of the lone star and is called as Texas Dallas Patch. It includes red, blue, and white colors with the Texas Dallas text written on the top and bottom and a white star with a royal blue background.

4. Seabees (left upper chest)

   

It refers to the Navy Construction Battalion also known as the Seabees and is responsible for building the temporary and permanent infrastructure at U.S. military locations around the world. The Seabee nickname is a heterograph of the initial letters “CB” from the words “Construction Battalion”. This patch is dark blue in color with a gold outline. It features a bee holding a gun and tools in its hands with a Seabees “Can Do!” text written beneath it.

5. 3rd Marine USMC Amphibious Force (left chest)

   

The 3rd MEB, III Marine Expeditionary Force is a formation of the Marine Air-Ground Task Force of the United States Marine Corps. It rapidly conducts operations across the spectrum from humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to amphibious assault and high-intensity combat. This insignia is a red-colored patch with a yellow dragon on the front.

6. USS William H. Standley (left chest)

   

This patch is a historical denotation of the Belknap-class destroyer cruiser. She was named for Admiral William Harrison Standley, former Chief of Naval Operations and ambassador to the Soviet Union, and was launched as a cruiser on 30^th June 1975. This emblem is a combination of red, blue, and yellow colors and displays the official logo of the USS William H. Standley.

7. VF-1  (right arm, top)

   

Strike Fighter Squadron 1 (VFA-1), is a United States Navy F-14 Tomcat fighter squadron stationed at NAS Miramar.

8. Top Ten, USS Ranger/CVW-2 (right arm, bottom)

   

This patch refers to the U.S Naval Force Aircraft Carrier Air Wing known as Carrier Air Wing Two (CVW-2). It is an older version of the award patch for being one of the top 10 carrier pilots while aboard the USS Ranger.  This iconic patch features the colors of red and dark blue with the CVW-2 Top Ten text written in bold yellow color.

9. S. Naval Air Station Jacksonville (left arm, top)

   

It symbolizes the Naval Aviation Station, which is the largest naval air station in the world, located in Duval County, Florida within the city limits of Jacksonville, and is one of the facilities for pilot training. This insignia is a combination of blue and yellow present in a triangle shape with the Naval Air Station logo in the center.

10. Tomcat (left arm, bottom)

    

The Tomcat Patch is an embroidered round piece with a banner underneath. It depicts a cat with a stars and stripes background and refers to the Grumman F-14 Tomcat that was central to the 1986 film Top Gun. It was the most widely used insignia ever supplied by Grumman or any other aircraft manufacturer.

11. Comcrudesflot 9 “On the Move” (back, left shoulder)

    

The Comcrudesflot stands for Commander Cruiser-Destroyer Flotilla. In 1978 Cruiser-Destroyer Group 5 consisted of Destroyer Squadron 9,  Destroyer Squadron 21,  Destroyer Squadron 31, and  Destroyer Squadron 37  ( Naval Reserve Force ). This emblem symbolizes the naval comcrudes-9 logo, present in the authentic color scheme of blue and yellow.

12. Far East Cruise 63-4 | USS Galveston (back, top)

    

The USS Galveston was a Cleveland-class light cruiser of the United States Navy that was later converted to a Galveston class-guided missile cruiser. She was launched by William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Company in 1945.  This patch is meant as a tribute to Galveston’s tour of the Western Pacific as well as Japan and Taiwan and thus displays a combination of these flags.

13. LT. P. Mitchell (back, right shoulder)

    

This Lt. Pete Mitchell Jacket US Naval Aviator patch is from the movie Top Gun. This patch was located at the back of the jacket worn by Tom Cruise in the movie

14. Vigilance | Cruisers, Destroyers, Pacific (back, lower left)

    

The Vigilance Patch represents the advanced guided-missile destroyers and the cruisers that carry nuclear power. Vigilance was originally laid down for the Royal Navy under the lend-lease program as HMS Exploit (BAM-24).

15. U.S. flag (back, center)

    

The top gun jacket also includes a U.S. flag emblem to pay respect to the country as well as portray inner patriotism. The American flag stripes refer to the first 13 Colonies whereas the stars represent the 50 states of the Union. It beautifully depicts the colors of white, red and blue, symbolizing bravery, virtue, and equity.

16. U.S. 7th Fleet (back, lower right)

    

It refers to the U.S. Navy’s numbered fleet. It is the biggest fleet constructed by the United States during World War II. Its primary responsibilities include providing commands during natural catastrophes and military activities.

17. CVW-19VF-194 Cruise Patch

    

This emblem is also known as the Carrier Air Group 19. It was an aviation unit of the United States Navy and was originally established as VF-91 on 26 March 1952, re-designated VF-194 in 1963, and disestablished on 1^st March 1978, being the third US Navy squadron to be designated VF-194.