V for Victory Morse Code Shirt

Dot, dot, dot, dash V stands for Victory!  The "V for Victory" symbol, popularized during WWII, began in 1941 when Belgian politician Victor de Laveleye suggested using "V" as a sign of resistance across Nazi-occupied Europe, symbolizing victory and freedom. Winston Churchill made it famous with his raised two-finger gesture, shown palm outward, which soon became a powerful emblem of Allied morale and determination for victory over Axis forces. Ghosts of the Battlefield looks to inspire others, educate those who seek knowledge and preserve history. GOTB is a 501c3 charity organization all proceeds go directly to the museum which helps support our mission of preserving the proud history or the United States military.Ghosts of the Battlefields mission and vision is rooted in a cumulative 200 years of experience in the military history community. One important aspect of this museum is the environment and setting that it creates.• Poly Cotton Blend• Tubular fabric• Taped neck and shoulders