96th Infantry Division (96th ID) Merchandise

"Deadeyes" -

Embark on a journey of bravery and sacrifice with our 96th Infantry Division Commemorative Collection. Nicknamed the "Deadeyes" for their marksmanship, the 96th Infantry Division served with distinction in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Activated in 1942, the division was instrumental in the fierce battles for Leyte and Okinawa, where they displayed extraordinary courage and resilience. Their actions not only secured vital victories in the campaign against Japan but also underscored the division's pivotal role in the Allied efforts to bring peace to the Pacific.

Our collection celebrates the storied legacy of the 96th Infantry Division with a selection of T-Shirts, Long-Sleeve Shirts, Tank Tops, and Hoodies. Each piece features unique designs inspired by the division's historic campaigns, the iconic Deadeye insignia, and the indomitable spirit of its soldiers. Ideal for veterans, military history enthusiasts, and those who honor the sacrifices made for freedom, these items offer a tangible connection to a chapter of military history marked by heroism and strategic triumphs.

Enhance your tribute to the 96th Infantry Division with our meticulously crafted Hats and Decals. Perfect for military history aficionados, descendants of division members, and patriots, these products commemorate the strategic impact and timeless legacy of the division's contributions to freedom and democracy in the Pacific.

Our Flags and Glassware further celebrate the distinguished service of the 96th Infantry Division, enabling you to display your pride in their historical accomplishments. Beyond memorabilia, these collectibles serve as enduring symbols of the significant role the Deadeyes played in World War II and their contributions to securing victory and peace.

Rediscover the heroism and history of the 96th Infantry Division "Deadeyes." Explore our collection today to find the perfect item commemorating the valor, service, and historical significance of this exceptional unit.