XXV Corps (All-Black Corps) Tribute Tee — Battle of New Market Heights (Sept 29, 1864)This tee honors the XXV Corps the only all Black corps in U. S. Army history and commemorates the Battle of New Market Heights on September 29, 1864. It carries a quiet, powerful presence: matte black print and restrained design that invites reflection rather than fanfare. Wear it when you want history close to your chest at marches, lectures, reenactments, or on a slow walk through a museum. The lightweight, fast drying polyester keeps the silhouette

this shirt becomes part of the routine — a piece to layer under a jacket on cool mornings

The unit was constituted in 1942 with the last period of active service being 1970 through 1991

Camp Greaves served as a frontline outpost where American soldiers maintained constant vigilance along one of the world's most heavily fortified borders

: The custom die-cut magnets are suitable for outdoor use

This all-over print tee carries a sharp

and destroy the enemy by fire and maneuver

with members serving in Vietnam and other areas

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a garment that holds stories and invites conversations about service

unbothered by travel

the unit had a small personnel strength and minimal funding for airborne training and equipment

which was later redesignated as the 75th Infantry Division in 1952