585th Bombardment Squadron Aeroplane Apparel Co. Women's T-Shirt

One of the most heroic medium bomber units of the Second World War was the 585th Bombardment Squadron of the U.S. Army Air Corps. Flying their Martin B-26 Marauder bombers over the European theater of operations from bases in England and France, the 585th was responsible for taking out railroad bridges, ammo depots, and German V-1 launch sites. Even though they dropped their weapons loads from medium altitudes, the speed and resilience of the B-26 was an asset; the Marauder experienced the lowest loss rate of any bomber of the war. The men of the 585th Bombardment Squadron were all heroes; one of them, Captain Darrell Lindsey, even won the Congressional Medal of Honor.

This t-shirt bearing the emblem of the 585th Bombardment Squadron is the excellent way to honor the courage of those intrepid airmen. On a light yellow disk, a winged and ruddy-faced wolf stands atop the clouds in his flight suit, obviously on the prowl. Under his arm, he carries a massive bomb painted in a red, white, and blue motif. The emblem of the 585th signified their readiness to find the enemy and deliver a little old-fashioned American freedom.

• Women's V-Neck T-Shirt
• Constructed from 100% ring spun combed cotton for super soft feel.
• 4.3-ounce, the perfect weight t-shirt. You'll want to wear this t-shirt everywhere.
• Machine wash cold, inside out, with like colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Do not iron decoration. Do not dry clean.