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CALLSIGN Magazine is raising funds through sponsorships, partnerships, and donations to bring the first edition of the Harrier Legacy Project to print. Harrier Legacy will be the first release under CALLSIGN’s larger mission: preserving military aviation history and the stories of those who made it through exclusive photo documentation, interviews, and embedded access.

CALLSIGN is built by military aviation photojournalists with over fifteen years of experience working alongside active-duty squadrons — on the flight line, in the air, on the boat, and in the ready room. We don't cover aviation from a distance. Our work is built on direct embed access, sustained relationships with squadrons and their leadership, and a commitment to capturing these units and their people through their own words and pairing it with unparalleled imagery.

Support at this stage goes toward the initial print run, materials, and production of this first edition. Sponsorship and donation support helps us cover the cost of turning our documentation into a high-quality print magazine that does the community justice. However you're able to help, you're helping put a piece of Marine Corps aviation history into print before it's gone for good.

About Harrier Legacy

The Harrier Legacy project will be a 120-page collector’s edition print magazine and will stand as a definitive visual and narrative tribute to the AV-8B Harrier and the community that flew, fixed, and fought alongside it. Each chapter peels back a different layer of the jet’s legacy—profiling the individual squadrons and the cultures that defined them, chronicling the wars where the Harrier proved its mettle, and honoring the pilots lost in service to the mission.

Beyond the cockpit, the book will give equal weight to the training pipeline that shaped new aviators, the grueling reality of life aboard the boat, and the maintenance crews whose relentless work kept the jump jet airborne. Part history, part elegy, part gonzo field journal, it’s built to capture the Harrier not just as a machine, but as a way of life for everyone who served alongside it. Read more about Harrier Legacy here.

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