93rd Infantry Division US Military T-Shirt

Battlecrest™ introduces the 93rd Infantry Division Tribute design. The 93 Infantry Division was a segregated, all-coloured infantry division in the United States military. During WWI's Second Battle of the Marne, the division was commanded by the French and earned the nickname "Blue Helmets" for their bravery. They wore horizon blue Adrian helmets with matching shoulder patches. In WWII's Pacific Theatre, the division concentrated on construction and defence, reactivating in 1942 at Fort Huachuca and deploying to Guadalcanal in 1944. After being deactivated in 1945 with 12 casualties, its units remained in service with the Illinois and Maryland National Guards. This design recognizes the valour and sacrifice of those who served.