World War I Warrior Patch

Between 1917 and 1918, over four million Americans shipped to a war that had already chewed through an entire generation of Europeans. They arrived in the trenches of the Western Front carrying Springfield rifles and wearing Brodie helmets, into a fight defined by mud, wire, and artillery that never stopped. The AEF's enemies called them "Devil Dogs" and "Hell Fighters" and "Doughboys," and meant all of it as a warning. This PVC patch features a skeletonized American doughboy in full WWI kit, bayonet fixed, biplane overhead, barbed wire at his back. Crafted in collaboration with artist Gypsy Walters, it is the next era drop in the American Warrior campaign, honoring 250 years of the American fighter.

Dimensions: 3.47" (W) x 3.22" (H)
Material: PVC with Hook-and-Loop backing