Aavp7a1 Hoodies

Description: An illustration of the Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV) AAVP7A1 for military enthusiasts. The vehicle has successfully participated in numerous conflicts around the world.

Description: An illustration of the Assault Amphibious Vehicle (AAV) AAVP7A1 in front of the American flag for military enthusiasts. The vehicle has successfully participated in numerous conflicts around the world.

Description: Embrace vintage military style with the 'Camp Del Mar' t-shirt. Featuring a detailed illustration of a classic AAVP7A1 Crewman's helmet within a circular frame, this design evokes the rugged spirit of USMC armored vehicle operations. The subtitle, 'AAVP7A1 RACER,' pays homage to the iconic amphibious assault vehicle. Perfect for military enthusiasts and those who appreciate retro graphic art, this shirt adds a touch of historical authenticity to your wardrobe. Show your respect for the dedicated drivers who served, lived and partied at Camp Del-Mar.

Description: Featuring a classic, retro design, this artwork captures the rugged spirit of the AAVp7a1, also known as the Amtrac. Show your pride in Marine Corps history with this unique t-shirt.

Description: Okinawa Drifter - with Plastisol Vintage Texture. Celebrate the Marine corps in the aavp7a1 with this Okinawa drifter spitting up dust in the lanes of Japan.

Description: Celebrate United States Marine Corps history and amphibious vehicle legacy with this vintage-style distressed graphic. Featuring the iconic AAVP7A1 tracked landing vehicle, the classic "YATYAS" (You Ask, We Ya Ass) motto, 3rd Amphibious Assault Battalion designation, and Del Mar, California heritage. Perfect for veterans, active-duty Marines, military vehicle enthusiasts, and supporters of the USMC amphibious forces.

Description: Show your love for the best job you ever had as an aav mechanic or driver. 1833 yatyas!

Description: This vintage-style illustration celebrates the iconic AAVp7a1 amphibious assault vehicle, a workhorse of the United States Marine Corps from the 1970s through the 2000... Stationed in Okinawa, Japan.