Corps Socks
Description: Perfect for pilots, veterans, flight simulator gamers, WW2 model kit builders, military history enthusiasts and airplane fans. Also makes a cool P-51 Mustang gift at Christmas and birthdays. Looking for WW2, US fighter aircraft, retro air force or vintage warbird tees, shirts and hoodies? We got you covered.
Description: An elegant minimalist silhouette design featuring the iconic members of the Survey Corps (Scouting Regiment) from Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin). This anime print showcases the legendary scouts standing together with a subtle futuristic geometric overlay reminiscent of the walls and tactical targets. Perfect apparel for anime lovers, manga fans, and anyone who dedicated their heart to humanity!
Description: WW1 Sopwith Camel. Perfect for pilots, WW1 flight simulator gamers, Sopwith Camel model kit builders, aviation fans and military history enthusiasts. Also make a cool WW1 airplane gift at Christmas and birthdays. Looking for WW1, British fighters, S.E.5, RAF or vintage warbird shirts, gifts and tees? We got you.
Description: A bold "OOHRAH" design paired with a detailed vintage anchor emblem wrapped in thick rope, blending heavy stencil lettering with classic nautical-military iconography. Distressed textures and an olive and gold color palette give this graphic authentic, battle-worn character. Clean and centered, it's a striking tribute for Marines, veterans, and military supporters who love detailed emblem-style designs.
Description: A distressed graphic design featuring the patch of the WW2 era 416th Night Fighter Squadron. The 417th was the first USAAF dedicated night fighter squadron formed. Trained in the Douglas P-70, a modified A-20 Havoc bomber using a British radar. Great gift for World War 2 aircraft buffs, military aviators, crew chiefs, jet airplane mechs, A&P mechanics, veterans, vets, supporters of the military, avgeeks, aviation enthusiasts, pilots, airshow buffs and anyone who loves military airplanes.
Description: Aircraft Warning Service, the civilian arm of the Army’s Ground Observer Corps. On the east coast, the AWS was under the auspices of the Army Air Force’s 1st Interceptor Command (later First Fighter Command or I Fighter Command) based in Mitchell Field, NY. On the west coast, the AWS was under the auspicies of the 4th Interceptor Command (Later Fourth Fighter Command or IV Fighter Command) based in Riverside, California.
