MILITARY TEE / JOLLY ROGER, KEY FIELD Size:S likely derived from the Tagalog

likely derived from the Tagalog word for Mountain — "bundok

The earliest recorded mention of "chino" dates back to this time in 1898

and finally declared obsolete and removed from use on April 10

Ring: BUCO Logo Ring

preserving their maritime roots

MILITARY TEE / JOLLY ROGER, KEY FIELD Size:S likely derived from the TagalogThe MILITARY TEE JOLLY ROGER, KEY FIELD is cut from 8oz. Cotton and constructed without side seams using 100% cotton thread. The t shirt has been hand printed at our Kobe HQ with a B 24 bomber and JOLLY ROGER, KEY FIELD motif. The 90th Bombardment Group, famously known as the Jolly Rogers, was a highly distinguished unit of the U. S. Army Air Forces during World War II. Activated on April 15, 1942, at Key Field in Meridian, Mississippi, the group