Uncle Army Soldier T-Shirts

Uncle Army Soldier American Flag The Man The Myth The Bad Influence T-shirt

army uncle

Vintage propaganda poster

I want you for U.S Army! Uncle Sam on the toilet. This illustration is a variant of “I Want You” pre-war propaganda poster, originally made by James Montgomery Flagg.

Fight for the future! Join the Ylisse army!

This is The Government Our Founders Warned Us About - Funny 4th July USA Flag Patriotic Americans - Distressed Text Design

Are you a proud military Niece of a brave Uncle who serves in the US armed forces? Then this proud army Niece graphic is for you. Also a superb gift idea for a birthday, Veterans Day, Christmas or Father's Day for a proud army niece of our hero soldier. Featuring combat boots, US Flag dog tags and a military family quote. Great to wear to a graduation ceremony, deployment party, military gathering, parade or march and show others my uncle has your back.

Uncle Sam -Anonymous - i want you Free

This is The Government Our Founders Warned Us About - Funny 4th July USA Flag Patriotic Americans - Distressed Text Design

Military Uncle Sam like you've never seen him! Muscular army solider uncle sam on American flag.

Proud Army Uncle - My Nephew Has Your Back - Military Uncle

Proud Army Granddaughter My Papa My Soldier My Hero Grandpa

A collage of patriotic US Army recruitment posters. These patriotic Army recruiting posters were meant to help enlist young men into the US Army.

Proud Army Daughter My Dad My Soldier My Hero Father Daddy

UNCLE SAM URBAN PROUD PATRIOTIC

The earliest instance of "Join the Army; travel to exotic, distant lands; meet exciting, unusual people and kill them" that we could find is from a 1971 recruiting flyer that had been preserved in the Library of Congress. Variations of it have made their way into several war movies over the years, and it remains a popular phrase worn by vets by way of patches and t-shirts to this very day. Somewhat ironically, the same phrase was utilized by antiwar protestors during the Vietnam War.