Pacific War Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Perfect for WW2 veterans, vintage airplane pilots, WW2 flight simulator gamers, B-25 Mitchell model kit builders and military aviation enthusiasts. Also makes a cool WW2 bomber gift at Christmas and birthdays.

An excellent gift choice for those who appreciate military history and have a passion for WWII weaponry.

F6F Hellcat for War Thunder

An excellent gift choice for those who appreciate military history and have a passion for WWII weaponry.

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Title graphic from the classic 1970 World War II movie, Tora! Tora! Tora!, starring Jason Robards... given the rainbow treatment, yay!

Have you ever imagined standing on the deck of a warship, feeling the salty wind on your face as you gaze down at the majesty of those steel machines? Now, you can take that feeling with you with our t-shirt.

This design is not just a piece of clothing; is a portal to the heroic past of the Battle of Okinawa. Inspired by the epic conflict of World War II, every detail of this t-shirt has been meticulously designed to capture the essence of resistance and bravery that shaped this island's destiny.

For those with an interest in the US Navy's big gun ships that won WW2 or fans of history and militaria. The USS Missouri was the ship where japan formally surrendered at the end of WW2

During the aftermath of the Korean War, the Eighth Army remained in South Korea. By the 1960s, I Corps, consisting of the 7th Infantry Division and the 2nd Infantry Division, remained as part of the Eighth Army. Then, in 1971, the 7th Infantry Division was withdrawn, along with the command units of I Corps, which were moved across the Pacific Ocean to Fort Lewis, Washington.[9] Later, in March 1977, a memo from President Jimmy Carter said "...American forces will be withdrawn. Air cover will be continued." Bureaucratic resistance from the Executive Branch, with support in Congress, eventually saw the proposal watered down. Eventually one combat battalion and about 2,600 non-combat troops were withdrawn. The headquarters of the Eigh...

Tomoyuki Yamashita "山下奉文" (やましたともゆき) FOGS People collection 26B World war2 era Imperial Japanese Army General (The Tiger of Malaya) IJA Commander who led the Invasion in Battle of Singapore.

Stylized print of the US flag raising on the island of Iwo Jima, February 25, 1945. I have uploaded a black design and a dark blue design.

An excellent gift choice for those who appreciate military history and have a passion for WWII weaponry.

Transport yourself to the tumultuous skies of World War II with our Mitsubishi A6M Zero Fighter illustration. This design pays homage to the iconic Japanese aircraft, celebrated for its legendary prowess during wartime aerial battles. The A6M Zero, known for its exceptional maneuverability and long-range capabilities, is a testament to the innovation of Japanese aviation. When you wear this shirt, you're not merely wearing history; you're embodying the spirit of courage and determination that defined a generation of Japanese aviators. Join the ranks of history enthusiasts, wear it with pride, and let the A6M Zero's story kindle your appreciation for the audacity of wartime aviation pioneers.

For those with an interest in the US Navy's big gun ships that won WW2 or fans of history and militaria.

By wearing the USS San Diego T-Shirt, you can show your love of American naval history and honor those who served on the ship. In addition, the shirt is versatile and can be worn for any occasion, from a casual day to a special event.

For those with an interest in the US Navy's big gun ships that won WW2 or fans of history and militaria. The USS New Jersey served with distinction for decades

For those with an interest in the US Navy's big gun ships that won WW2 or fans of history and militaria.

An elegant tribute to the USS Essex, lead ship of the iconic Essex class aircraft carriers and one of the most successful carriers of World War 2.

Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate for players of War Thunder

In May 1942, the 37th Infantry Division sailed under the Golden Gate, arriving in Fiji in June 1942. Within the division was the 37th Recon Company, responsible for leading the charge with reconnaissance and operational preparation of the environment. The 37th drove ashore at New Georgia in July 1943 with the Marine Raiders, fighting on until they chased Yamashita and his puppet government from the hills of Baguio, summer capital of the Philippines in 1945. The brave men from Ohio faced a relentless enemy almost continuously for two years straight, and the 37th Recon Company was at the forefront. The 37th played a key role in the Pacific Theater, that started with Japan controlling the entire area, but ended with victory by the Allies.