Limb Socks

Description: On February 23rd, 2022 Putin launched his naked war of aggression on the Ukraine. Show solidarity with the Ukrainians trying to save their country.

Description: Not as far-fetched as you might think, considering the odd bag of entertainers we got.

Description: Suicide bomber Plan B device.

Description: Pain is Temporary, Pride is Forever T-shirt

Description: Bionic Arm Patent, prosthetic device, limb surgery, arm patent, Prosthetic arm, Prosthetic hand Patent , Artificial hand

Description: Nothing like a night of fireworks in Baghdad until you realize all those rounds have to come down SOMEWHERE. And you are "somewhere."

Description: Support Squad Amputee Amputation Limb Loss Awareness

Description: Registered Limb Collector design Submit or Die - for the submission oriented grappler

Description: This design features the empowering text Some Assembly Required. Perfect for amputees, prosthetic owners, and adaptive individuals embracing limb difference. A humorous way to celebrate resilience and life with a prosthetic limb.

Description: This Barbie demands accessibility!

Description: Vengeance fuels the might Baron Underbheit. Do you dare stand in his way?

Description: When you just need to move things around the FOB you use a Gator. When you mean business you need a TERMIGATOR.

Description: A unit of the Iraqi Defense Forces, I have no idea what this unit's true designation is but obviously it is copying U.S. Army convention with its triangle-and-title design and unit number at the peak. Picked this one up because I liked it.

Description: The service of the 62nd ADA goes back to the War of 1812 and the Mexican War. During the Civil War units saw service throughout Virginia and was at Manila during the Spanish-American War... and fought insurgents during the Philippine Insurrection. The unit served throughout Europe in WWII, saw service throughout the entirety of the Korean War and earned a Presidential Citation for the Inchon landings.

Description: Pogs were cardstock "coins" given out as change by AAFES in Iraq and Afghanistan. They featured photos of U.S. servicemembers, past and present... OK, so maybe Beaker wouldn't have been on the "A" list!

Description: Once serious attacks became uncommon inside the wire, the U.S. Army soldier would get he comforts of home: fast-food, convenience shopping and 24-hour banking.

Description: The 56th ADA traces kits lineage back to one of the dedicated antiaircraft units organized in the 1920s to improve the Coast Artillery Corps' ability to defend the shores of the United States. Later, the 56th had units in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

Description: Single-sided design. The 4th ADA Regiment traces its lineage back to the War of 1812. When reactivated in the 1920s its batteries were part of the antiaircraft defenses of the Panama Canal Zone, and during WWII units served in both Italy and in the Pacific. In addition to combat in Vietnam the 4th ADA also participated in Operation Urgent Fury and the invasion of Panama.

Description: While I was in Guantanamo one Filipino gentleman in particular was NOT helping with Army recruiting...

Description: While serving in Iraq one luxury almost every post had, from the smallest FOB to Camp Victory, was a Television and a DVD player. Whether the videos were pirated from China or store-bought at the PX, there was usually something to watch.

Description: The 7th ADA was organized during the Spanish-American War and has the distinction of being the first U.S. Coast Artillery Corps unit in WWI to open fire... on the Western Front. Using railway guns. This was, in fact, the CAC's biggest contribution to the war effort, providing heavy artillery support to doughboys. Campaign credits include WWII, Korea and Vietnam. It has been equipped most recently with the HAWK and Patriot missile units and saw service in Desert Storm and (I believe) Southern Watch. This unit crest comes in left and right versions.

Description: Leg Amputee Leg Is Taking A Lot Longer Amputee Humor. This graphic makes a funny present for a Leg amputee with a dark sense of humor "This Leg Is Taking A Lot Longer Than I Expected To Grow Back". Break the ice with this witty design. Maintain a laid-back cool look with this It Cost An Arm And A Leg design. This light-hearted message will make a great gift for a veteran with an amputation who sports a bionic or prosthetic limb. Don't miss out- buy one today!

Description: Army leadership is known for Army leadership!

Description: Beaker loves to tell the newbies all about the "Old Army," like where you could get drunk at the All-Graders and how many times he made SP4.

Description: Just when you thought the insurgents couldn't come up with any new ways to off themselves....

Description: Professor Fate's infamous automobile came up for auction around the time I did this one.

Description: Your magic has no effect on me you Silly Billy.

Description: Limb Loss & Limb Difference Awareness Rainbow - orange and silver

Description: Pay particular attention to #7. It might ***Ring A Bell***.

Description: The Army of the Frontier had bugle calls for everything... even going to the stockade!

Description: Sergeants-Major are responsible for enforcing Army-wide, command and local standards. It doesn't always mean they know what they're talking about.

Description: The only thing better than running as part of your job is running for recreation, and MWR is right there to organize it!

Description: It's traditional for an Army soldier to get his first vehicle before he makes PFC... even if he has to make some compromises.

Description: this body contains aftermarket parts design

Description: Now that Liz has lost her seat in Congress the media is making all sorts of excuses for her, trying to paint her failure to hold her seat as a "moral victory." She doesn't see the irony of conservative-bashing pundits telling everyone how irrational other conservatives were for not voting for her... because she's EXTREMELY conservative.

Description: The artillery depot made famous in It Ain't Half Hit Mum.