Each and every day, America's soldiers face tough challenges and make sacrifices big and small to defend freedom around the world. These men and women are guided by personal conviction and the strength that comes from being part of an elite team of warriors.This dog tag-shaped bottle opener hearkens back to the history and use of military challenge coins, when those caught without their unit coin were compelled to buy a round for all their buddies. That spirit of camaraderie is captured in this boldly detailed and highly practical piece. The front features the U.S. Marine's mascot bulldog with the phrase "Devil Dogs" above. Beneath a rendering of the letters USMC, the reverse has the classic Marine emblem centered in a dark red translucent enamel with radial lines in an eye-catching design. Struck in a brass alloy and finished in antique bronze, this closed-loop bottle opener features a cut-out area approximately 1-1/4 inches in diameter.
U.S. Marine Corps Dog Tag Bottle Opener Each and every day, America's soldiers face tough challenges and make sacrifices big and small to defend freedom around the world. These men and women are guided by personal conviction and the strength that comes from being part of an elite team of warriors. This dog tag-shaped bottle opener hearkens back to the history and use of military challenge coins, when those caught without their unit coin were compelled to buy a round for all their buddies. That spirit of camaraderie is captured in this boldly detailed and highly practical piece. The front features the U.S. Marine's mascot bulldog with the phrase "Devil Dogs" above. Beneath a rendering of the letters USMC, the reverse is imprinted with the motto "Semper Fidelis," a succinct statement lived out each day by all Marine personnel. Struck in a brass alloy and finished in antique bronze, this closed-loop bottle opener features a cut-out area approximately 1-1/4 inches in diameter.
The United States Marine Corps Jarhead challenge coin honors the qualities of every Marine: valor, leadership, duty and patriotism. The Marine Oath to His Rifle, the commitment of every Marine to be victorious in life-and-death battles, is struck in raised letters on the front. You were proud to live this Oath. Challenge fellow-Jarheads with this handsome coin. Make it a treasured part of your Marine heritage.The Marine Corps Jarhead challenge coin is bold, struck in antique brass. The front is engravable beneath the Oath, for a name or remembrance. The reverse is the United States Marine Corps badge prominently featuring 'Jarhead' on the coin perimeter, and finished with rich enamels.Make it yours.
G.I. Joe 1996 Limited Edition World War II 50th Anniversary Commemorative Series with Individually Numbered 12 Inch Tall Soldier Action Figure - Action Marine with U.S. Marine Corps Uniform, Belt with Shoulder Strap and 4 Grenades, Canteen with Holder, Belt Pouch, Cap, Handknife with Leg-Strap Sheath, Boots, Dog Tag and Rifle (African American Version)
G.I. Joe Year 1995 World War II 50th Anniversary Commemorative Series with Individually Numbered Limited Edition 12 Inch Tall Soldier Action Figure - Action Marine with U.S. Marine Corps Uniform, Belt with Shoulder Strap and 4 Grenades, Canteen with Holder, Belt Pouch, Cap, Handknife with Leg-Strap Sheath, Boots, Dog Tag and Rifle (Hispanic Version)
Being the 'first to fight' is a proud Marine Corps tradition. 'The Corps' has led the way onto some of history's best defended beaches, through jungles alive with malaria and snipers, and over some of the worst real estate soldiers could ever hope to contest. They have taken the unassailable, held the indefensible, and have accomplished the impossible. Trained and equipped primarily to carry out integrated land, sea and air operations, they do so in all varieties of geography and with many different types of weaponry. Marines have always considered themselves the elite of the four branches. Nevertheless, their superior training, dogged determination, and raw courage are tested to the extreme when an enemy is battle hardened, well-entrenched and expecting an attack.
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