Seek. Strike. Destroy.

In WWI, my great-grandfather Edward and his cavalry commander buddy George (yeah, that George — “Old Blood and Guts”) were yanked from horses and tossed into France with Pershing to build America’s first mechanized cavalry. They swapped saddles for Renault tanks, smashed German trench lines, and rewrote the rulebook on modern war. George caught machine-gun fire at Meuse-Argonne, Edward came home and built the biggest stockyard in the world, and tanks became America’s new warhorse. 

By WWII, German Panzers were the nightmares of Europe. Tigers and Panthers that shredded Shermans like they were tin cans. America couldn’t out-heavy the Nazis, so we went fast and mean. Enter the M-10s and Hellcats: tank destroyers built to stalk, strike, and disappear before the enemy could breathe. At the Bulge, when you were pinned by German armor, the sweetest sight on Earth was a couple Hellcats rolling up with 76mm teeth. 

Camp Hood, Texas, gave these hunters their insignia; a black panther crushing a Panzer in its jaws. One of the most savage patches of the war, and the emblem that defined America’s tank destroyers: Seek. Strike. Destroy.

Now it’s yours on an oversized heavyweight hoodie. Thick, soft, and built to lounge or rally. This hoodie’s got no drawcords, just clean lines, a roomy fit, and brushed fleece so comfortable you might ditch your couch blanket forever.

• 60% Airlume combed cotton, 40% poly fleece

• Fabric weight: 10 oz./yd² (339 g/m²)

• Brushed interior for a soft, cozy feel

• Oversized unisex fit — serious comfort, lots of room

• Double-layered, no-drawcord hood

• Kangaroo pocket (gear, hands, snacks)

• Printed in the USA

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