Combat Engineer T-Shirts

Description: A combat engineer (also called field engineer, pioneer or sapper in many armies) is a soldier specialist who performs a variety of construction and demolition tasks under combat conditions. The combat engineer's goals involve facilitating movement and support of friendly forces while impeding those of the enemy.

Description: us army combat engineer veteran

Description: This is the "armored" unit [and yet the mask is as weak as a paper for some reason] of the A.A.H.W [ agency against hank wimbleton], the engineer.

Description: The 299th Engineer Battalion was constituted on 8 February, 1943 in the Army of the United States as the 299th Engineer Combat Battalion. The unit was activated on 1 March 1943, at Camp White, Oregon. The Battalion served in five campaigns in the Second World War: Normandy (streamer with arrowhead indicating participation in the initial assault), Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes-Alsace, and Central Europe. After the Second World War, the Battalion was inactivated on 18 October 1945, at Camp Shanks, New York.

Description: Arrived in Vietnam in December 1966. Departed Vietnam April 1972. Provided command and control for non-divisional engineer assets in Vietnam

Description: The 31st Engineer Battalion is a combat Engineer Battalion in the U.S. Army

Description: A brutal dark metal illustration featuring Combat Engineers in intense battlefield scenes. This design showcases skull-faced soldiers, heavy tactical gear, explosive tools, and fiery chaos, inspired by heavy metal and military combat aesthetics. Perfect for fans of military art, combat engineering, dark skull illustrations, and aggressive metal-style designs. Ideal for t-shirts, hoodies, posters, and streetwear with a bold and powerful look.

Description: A stylized depiction of three skeleton figures dressed as soldiers, holding rifles and surrounded by vibrant orange and yellow flames against a black background. The text 'COMBAT ENGINEER' is prominently displayed above in a dripping, yellow, hazardous-style font.

Description: US Army Combat Engineer Design For A Retired Combat Engineer

Description: A monochrome graphic featuring a stylized castle with turrets and battlements. The text 'COMBAT ENGINEER' is prominently displayed in bold, stencil-like lettering above and below the castle structure. The colors are a stark contrast between gold and black.

Description: A golden emblem featuring a castle with multiple towers and battlements. Above the castle, the word "COMBAT" is arched. Below the castle, the word "ENGINEER" is displayed horizontally. The entire composition is set against a black background.

Description: A golden emblem featuring a detailed castle with multiple turrets and flags. The text "COMBAT" curves above the castle, and "ENGINEER" curves below it. The emblem has decorative scrollwork on the sides, all set against a black background.

Description: On 2 May 1965 the battalion, under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Howard L. Sargent, Jr., deployed to South Vietnam as part of the 1st Infantry Division. For five years the battalion cleared obstacles, built roads, airfields, basecamps and bridges in support of numerous combat operations including Junction City I and II and the Tet Offensive of 1968. The battalion's DieHard Tunnel Rat section cleared the extensive Vietcong tunnel systems with little more than small arms and demolitions. The battalion received four Meritorious Unit Commendations for actions during the Vietnam War.

Description: A circular emblem with a serrated edge features a silhouette of a person climbing a rocky surface. The emblem is surrounded by text that reads 'CERTIFIED BADASS' and 'ROUGH TERRAIN COMBAT ENGINEER'. The entire composition has a distressed, textured appearance.

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 stark design featuring a skull wearing a military helmet with an engineer emblem. Flanking the skull are two firearms. Behind the skull and weapons, an American flag is depicted as wings. The text "GRUMPY OLD COMBAT ENGINEER" is at the top, and "NO FILTER NO APOLOGIES" is at the bottom.

Description: A black circular emblem with a gear-like outer edge on a red background. Inside, a silhouetted soldier rappels down a rope. The text 'CERTIFIED BADASS ROUGH TERRAIN' arcs above, and 'COMBAT ENGINEER' arcs below. Crossed pickaxe and shovel icons are in the center.

Description: A circular emblem with a serrated edge contains a silhouette of a person rappelling down a rope. The silhouette is in dark red and black. Text in a circular arc reads 'CERTIFIED BADASS' at the top and 'ROUGH TERRAIN COMBAT ENGINEER' at the bottom. The background has a textured, speckled appearance.

Description: A circular emblem featuring a raised fist in a hard hat above a castle and two rifles. The text 'IT CAN NOT BE INHERITED' and 'I HAVE EARNED' curves on the left, while 'NOR CAN IT PURCHASED' and 'PURCHASED I'M IT WITH MY' curves on the right. Below the emblem, a banner reads 'BLOOD AND SWEAT TEARS', and the bottom text states 'I OWN FOREVER THE TITLE COMBAT ENGINEER'.

Description: A bold combat engineer design featuring the quote “Because Even Infantry Needs Heroes,” an Army soldier, castle insignia, and distressed American flag. A humorous gift for engineers and veterans.

Description: A distressed American flag design honoring combat engineers, featuring the recognizable castle insignia and bold vertical lettering. A proud gift for Army engineers, veterans, and their families.

Description: Vintage US Army Combat Engineer 12B Military Pride

Description: A combat engineer is a soldier who is trained to perform a variety of construction and demolition tasks in support of combat operations. They are skilled in the use of explosives, engineering equipment, and other tools to build and repair structures, clear obstacles, and provide other support to combat troops.

Description: The 31st Engineer Battalion is a combat Engineer Battalion in the U.S. Army Korean War On 10 March 1951, the battalion activated at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, during the Korean War. It served there for two years before it was redesignated on 8 June 1953 as the 31st Engineer Battalion (Combat) and moved to Fort Carson, Colorado. On 15 December 1956, the battalion inactivated. Vietnam.

Description: A circular emblem with a distressed, grunge-like border. Inside, a silhouette of a person rappelling down a rock face with a rope. Text encircling the emblem reads 'ROUGH TERRAIN COMBAT ENGINEER' on the top half and 'CERTIFIED BADASS' on the bottom half. Two stars are placed between the text segments.

Description: A black background features white text with the phrase "IT CAN NOT BE INHERITED NOR CAN IT EVER BE EVER BE PURCHASED". In the center, a red castle emblem is flanked by green laurel branches and crossed rifles. Below, white text reads "I HAVE EARNED IT WITH MY BLOOD AND SWEAT TEARS I OWN FOREVER THE TITLE COMBAT ENGINEER."

Description: A central skull wearing a military helmet is flanked by two rifles. Behind the skull, two American flags extend outwards like wings. Text below reads "GRUMPY OLD COMBAT ENGINEER" and "NO FILTER NO APOLOGIES". The style is bold and graphic, with a dark background.

Description: A skull wearing a military helmet sits between two rifles. Wings with the pattern of the American flag fan out behind it. The words 'GRUMPY OLD COMBAT ENGINEER' arc above the skull, and 'NO FILTER NO APOLOGIES' is centered below.

Description: A central skull wearing a military helmet with crossed rifles behind it, framed by a laurel wreath. Two dog tags hang from the skull's neck. The top text reads 'PROUD RETIRED' and the bottom text reads 'COMBAT ENGINEER'. The overall style is bold and emblem-like.

Description: A monochromatic emblem with red accents featuring a castle-like structure with flags, flanked by two firearms and laurel branches. Below, a banner reads "BLOOD AND SWEAT AND TEARS," and text declares "I OWN FOREVER THE TITLE COMBAT ENGINEER." A gloved hand holds a helmet.

Description: The 31st Engineer Battalion is a combat Engineer Battalion in the U.S. Army Korean War and Vietnam Honors

Description: A circular, distressed emblem with a black silhouette of a soldier rappelling down a rope. The soldier wears a helmet and tactical gear. Text in a circular layout reads "CERTIFIED BADASS" on the top and "ROUGH TERRAIN COMBAT ENGINEER" on the bottom, in a vintage, rugged style.

Description: A circular emblem with a distressed texture features a silhouette of a person rappelling down a mountain. Text surrounds the emblem, reading "CERTIFIED BADASS" in the upper arc and "ROUGH TERRAIN COMBAT ENGINEER" in the lower arc. The background within the circle shows snowy mountain peaks.

Description: A detailed skull wearing a military helmet is centered, with crossed rifles on either side. Behind the skull are stylized wings incorporating the American flag. The top text reads "GRUMPY OLD COMBAT ENGINEER" and the bottom text reads "NO FILTER NO APOLOGIES". The background is black.

Description: A central skull wearing a military helmet is flanked by stylized wings featuring the American flag. Two rifles are crossed behind the skull. Text at the top reads "GRUMPY OLD COMBAT ENGINEER" and at the bottom "NO FILTER NO APOLOGIES". The style is bold and patriotic with a dark background.

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."