The McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II began development in the late 1970s as a major evolution of first generation Harrier. The AV-8B entered service in 1985 and featured improved range, payload, and avionics - enhancements that proved invaluable during conflicts such as the Gulf War, operations in the Balkans, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Continuously upgraded with night-attack and radar-equipped variants, the Harrier II remained a cornerstone of Marine expeditionary aviation into the 21st century until it began transitioning to the F-35B Lightning II. 

Legends AD803 has been cut from a vertical stab removed from AV-8B BuNo 163199 - a Harrier II that served with several notable USMC squadrons. This stab is being converted into a retail display and the skin has been removed from one side. 

AD803 features original exterior skin encapsulated in a card by BVR depicting the Harrier at dusk. Randomly fulfilled amongst AD803 orders will be a 6 Data Plates, 25 Multicolors, and 5 Opals.