XXV Corps (All-Black Corps) Tribute Tee — Battle of New Market Heights (Sept 29, 1864)

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

The division was activated in 1917 and has a storied history including World War I

and it stuck as a nickname

2nd Infantry Division at Joint Base Lewis–McChord

like the banner of a battery ready to move at first light

- Available in two fabric weights (113 g/m² and 170 g/m²) with a regular

consisting of four infantry regiments

Composed largely of Nisei (second-generation Japanese American) soldiers

and true-to-size sizing for comfortable everyday wear

It most commonly appears in the context of merchandise

Die-Cut Magnets - II Field Force w Airborne Tab LRRP

This all-over print cut & sew shirt carries history in its fabric — bold insignia and commemorative text sit across a durable

They are responsible for training