Army Engineer Socks
Description: A military-themed composition featuring a green silhouette of Vietnam against a black background. Curved yellow text at the top reads "20th ENGINEER BRIGADE". Below, red text states "VIETNAM" and "VETERAN" flanking a diamond emblem with a red tower. A horizontal line of colorful military ribbons stretches across the lower portion.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a skull wearing a military helmet, flanked by two assault rifles. Laurel branches surround the central skull and weapons, with dog tags hanging from the skull. The text "PROUD RETIRED" arcs above the skull, and "COMBAT ENGINEER" arcs below. "U.S. ARMY" and "RETIRED C.E." are on the dog tags.
Description: A circular emblem with a yellow border and black background. It features a green map of Vietnam in the center, overlaid with a yellow depiction of a castle-like structure. Text includes 'VIETNAM COMBAT' at the top, '18TH ENGINEER BRIGADE VIETNAM' below the castle, and 'VETERAN' at the bottom. Two red diamonds with white crosses are on the sides. A ribbon rack with multiple medals and the year '1960' are also present.
Description: A black background features white text arcording over two crossed rifles. Below the rifles is a red outline of a castle, flanked by green laurel branches. White text reads "BLOOD", "AND SWEAT", and "TEARS". The bottom of the design has gold text stating "I OWN FOREVER THE TITLE COMBAT ENGINEER."
Description: The 54th Brigade Engineer Battalion is a combat engineer battalion of the United States Army headquartered at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy. In its current form, it is the direct continuation of the former Special Troops Battalion, of the 173d Airborne Brigade Combat Team, but it carries the name and continues the lineage of the 54th Engineer Battalion, a previously mechanized Engineer Battalion. The 54th Engineer Battalion was founded as the 42nd Engineer Battalion, constituted 7 December 1917. It was reorganized into the 20th Engineer Regiment and demobilized in 1918. Upon reactivation in October 1933, it has been somewhat continuously active until today
Description: The 3rd Battalion of Engineers, 25 March 1901, at Fort Totten, N.Y. The battalion was expanded August 1916 and reorganized as the 3rd Engineer Regiment with portions of it in the Philippines, Hawaii and Panama. In July 1950 the battalion moved to Korea to serve in the Korean campaign with the 24th Infantry Division. 3rd Engineer battalion is responsible for improving most major thoroughfares and bridging most rivers in Korea. The battalion stayed in Korea until November 1953. In 1990 for Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm, as well as deployed with the 10th Mt division to Somalia in 1993.
