Ocean Blue — 3 museum-grade prints in this palette. The Shenyang J-15 — Feisha, or Flying Shark — emerged from Shenyang Aircraft Corporation's carrier-fighter program codenamed Flying Shark in 2006, drawing on Su-33 structural lineage and J-11B avionics while adding a reinforced undercarriage, folding wings, and tailhook for naval operations. NATO reporting names include Flanker-X2 and Flanker-K. The Mikoyan MiG-35 entered Russian Aerospace Forces service in June 2019 as a twin-engine 4++ generation multirole fighter derived from the MiG-29M, MiG-29M2, and MiG-29K/KUB family — NATO reporting name Fulcrum-F. Serial production remains modest: the Ministry of Defence signed a six-airframe contract at ARMY-2018 after the type's January 2017 world premiere, with Zhuk-AE active electronically scanned array radar tracking up to thirty targets and engaging six simultaneously at ranges exceeding 160 km. The McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II extended the British Hawker Siddeley Harrier into a second-generation ground-attack platform capable of vertical or short takeoff and landing from amphibious assault ships. VMAT-203 trained USMC and allied naval aviators at Cherry Point for decades; the squadron was redesignated as a Fleet Replacement Detachment in 2021 as the Corps wound down AV-8B operations in favour of the F-35B.