Limb Baseball T-Shirts

A lot of experimental robotics in OIF. Some of the robots were smarter than others.

The Army of the Frontier had bugle calls for everything... even going to the stockade!

Watain Limb Crucifix

Kingfisher Watercolor

This design is a print of a hand drawn and hand painted with acrylics whimsical owl. A bright eyed adorable owl that will light up any room. Baby's Nursery Owl, Cute Owl Onesie, Awesome Owl Tee

Them plates tell some stories... with a little help.

You have a hooch and the bazaar has souvenirs. It was a match made in Mesopotamia.

Homology of limb bones

My only experience with the armored bus known as the Rhino was making a run from the Green Zone to Camp Victory during a really bad sandstorm. Nice patch, though.

If you needed something to read while assigned to the MultiNational Division while in Iraq the Convoy of One would do its best!

Actually, mine was a fortune cookie but you get the idea.

Beautiful white squirrel. Thank you for looking at my Photography!!! Cynthia

Officers are the best. They put a lot of thought into things. Sometimes they put TOO MUCH thought into things!

Not as far-fetched as you might think, considering the odd bag of entertainers we got.

human body structure. The anatomy of the human body is composed of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems.

This patch is for Baghdad International, or BIAP as it was known to the men and women who served there. BIAP was used for both civil and military traffic and was the gateway to other countries in the Middle East or to short=haul trips to Mosul or Basrah as needed.

M9 Knife training is a great way to give someone a crash course into how to do body piercing. Just sayin'.

When your kid desperately needs a public relations doll!

After a hard day of dashing between the Green Zone and Camp Victory there's nothing like stopping by the souk for a commemorative t-shirt!

Every time your foot experiences pins and needles, this is what its been trying to tell you!

The 56th ADA traces kits lineage back to one of the dedicated antiaircraft units organized in the 1920s to improve the Coast Artillery Corps' ability to defend the shores of the United States. Later, the 56th had units in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

If you're not trying you're a slacker!

During my short time assigned to JTF-GTMO I was in briefings which discussed the downturn in living conditions in Cuba in general and the area around Guantanamo City. I also got to see the lengths Cubans would go through to escape Castro's regime and reach our little outpost of freedom.

44th ADA traces its lineage back to WWI, where it saw service with the Coast Artillery Corps in France. They returned to France in 1944 and units saw service in the Pacific as well. The 44th was in action in Korea throughout the fighting and also throughout the Vietnam War.

It must be true because this was one of the very first thing Sun Tzu wrote when he started his blog.

"...but it will cost you a dollar!"

During Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom the PX would give you change in "pogs", plastic tokens worth 5-25 cents. They didn't do pennies, so...

When the Coalition began the Surge we had the Islamofascists on the run. It was quite entertaining.

Beaker will have to see how far his family tree goes after this one...

The new Army Combat Fitness Test is a marvel... if carried to extremes it will have everyone equally fit. They won't have time to do any actual SOLDIERING (or have a family, or get an education, etc.) but they'll be fit.

Hey, losing a klystron tube is no small thing in a Hawk missile system!

Over the last few years it has been a real grab-bag as to what kind of movers you get when you have a permanent change of station.

U.S. Army soldiers do pee tests even in the middle of empty deserts... because that's how we roll the cup.

Scooters are easier and cheaper than getting a car in South Korea... although there is NO "cool factor" in riding a "scoot."

It goes well with the Bedouin iPad case and Bedouin Woke Beads.

The Multinational Force and Observers is the peacekeeping operation which has been in the Sinai since 1982. During my time there in 2007 I did a lot of cartoons but this has always kind of been my favorite.