Army Helmet Shorts
Description: This badass gorilla design features a helmeted monkey rocking shades and a cigar, delivering the punchline "Bad Choices Make Good Stories." It's the perfect shirt for military fans, adventure lovers, veterans, and all who live a little recklessly. Whether it’s for you or a gift, this epic design brings bold humor to any outfit. Ideal for men, women, rebels, and story-makers everywhere!
Golden Ancient Warrior Helmet Above a Greek Hoplite Army Shorts
by Vibrant Vistas@12
$21 $27
Description: An American soldier wears a hand lettered "War Is Hell" slogan on his helmet, Vietnam, 1965. During the Vietnam War on June 18, 1965, 173rd Airborne Brigade Battalion
Vietnam Era Helmet Cover - Band - Front - War is Hell w Jungle - Fire w Txt Shorts
by Military Insignia Clothing and Products
$27
Ancient Greek Warrior Helmet in Black and Gold with Hoplite Army Shorts
by Beacon & Branch Trading
$21 $27
Description: Franco is one of the NFL's all-time greats, and the man who helped turn the Steel City Football club from laughingstocks to legends is - first and foremost - a PROUD Paesano! Franco's Italian Army was the brainchild of two Pittsburgh pizza men, Al Vento and Tony Stagno, and Italian American fans everywhere lined up to join the force! Show your allegiance... to the team, to the legend, or just to a great moment in Italian American history in this awesome new design!
Description: A golden emblematic representation of a woman in profile wearing a military helmet with adornments. The text 'WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS VIETNAM ERA' arcs above the emblem. Below, a sequence of colored ribbons is displayed, followed by the text 'ARMY VETERAN' in golden block letters against a black background.
Description: Late Roman imperial ridge helmet featuring the sacred Chi-Rho monogram with Alpha and Omega framed by a laurel wreath. Inspired by Constantine’s Christian Roman military standards and the legendary phrase “IN HOC SIGNO VINCES,” rendered in clean Roman engraving vector style with gold and dark iron tones.
