Liberty Guards--Strut men's t-shirt

After The Great War, a wealthy industrialist decides that he wants his country to be ready for the next conflict. To this end, he begins training his 3 sons to be the best in their fields. When the US entered WW2, the trio of young men were sworn in by President Roosevelt to serve as "special US agents" known only as the Liberty Guards. They often marked their action with a Liberty Bell symbol. The youngest member of the team was Strut, an ace pilot who flew an advanced plane called The Comet. Strut also had a weakness for cherry pie and could usually be found eating a piece when he wasn't in the cockpit! NOTE: The group was originally called the Liberty Scouts, until the BSA asked them to change their name.