Wow...

[Eclipse]

http://www.amazon.com/forever-title-CIVIL-PATROL-T-Shirt/dp/B01JCRWG0I

I think I'll just let the long exasperation of my sigh waft through the neighborhood for a bit...

[dwb]

But it can be purchased. I just paid for another year of it not that long ago...

[raivo]

As best I can tell, there's a small industry whose business model is creating cookie-cutter military-themed apparel, inserting a particular organization/job, then profiting off people who think it's some unique tribute.

https://www.google.com/search?q=it+cannot+be+inherited+nor+can+it+be+purchased&source=lnms&tbm=isch

[EMT-83]

Blood, sweat and tears? Well kids, let me tell you about that nasty paper cut...

[SarDragon]

You might want to check the lists of folks who have given their lives for CAP. The numbers are not trivial.

Sent from my phone.

[EMT-83]

You might want to check the lists of folks who have given their lives for CAP. The numbers are not trivial.

Sent from my phone.

I'm well aware of the history of the organization, which has nothing to do with the image on that shirt.

[raivo]

As best I can tell, there's a small industry whose business model is creating cookie-cutter military-themed apparel, inserting a particular organization/job, then profiting off people who think it's some unique tribute.

Point in case...

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Missileer-Apparel-393374084162546/photos

[Spaceman3750]

I don't know about blood, but I've certainly shed a lot of sweat and tears...

[Eclipse]

You might want to check the lists of folks who have given their lives for CAP. The numbers are not trivial.

Sent from my phone.

I'm well aware of the history of the organization, which has nothing to do with the image on that shirt.

+1 We all put a lot into CAP, but not in the way this poser shirt portends.

CAP members wearing these are eligible for a Class III Atomic Wedgie.

[Panzerbjorn]

I wonder if this comes in a Financial Section Chief version....

[A.Member]

I vote lifetime ban for anyone caught wearing it.

This would actually be a C&D I could get behind.

[PHall]

As best I can tell, there's a small industry whose business model is creating cookie-cutter military-themed apparel, inserting a particular organization/job, then profiting off people who think it's some unique tribute.

Point in case...

https://www.facebook.com/pg/Missileer-Apparel-393374084162546/photos

Hey, Coneheads need love too!

[DakRadz]

This would actually be a C&D I could get behind.

Sadly yes, yes it would be.

1st Lt Raduenz

[waukwiz]

Wear that shirt out to places and demand a military discount.

[THRAWN]

Wear that shirt out to places and demand a military discount.

Yep, tell everyone with ears that you just got back from Desert Nam.

This shirt is just beyond blech.

[CyBorgII]

I don't know about blood, but I've certainly shed a lot of sweat and tears...

Agreed, especially tears.

I would suggest a variance of this design, with the CAP "airscrew" boring an unfortunate member's thoracic region.



As for the original OP/design, I can see it catching on with some of the more elitist members of CAP who have either learnt how to "make the system work for them" or been shrewd enough to dodge the figurative landmines in CAP that can turn a member's career into...



However, I must honestly state I find the design repulsive because it makes a mockery of the many honest and conscientious members of CAP whom I encountered over 17 years with the organisation.

[BuckeyeDEJ]

Pffffft. There isn't one for a public affairs officer, so the heck with them.

[raivo]

Hey, Coneheads need love too!

Don't need to tell me twice.

[Holding Pattern]

Pffffft. There isn't one for a public affairs officer, so the heck with them.

https://teespring.com/shop/public-affairs-officer-ba#pid=2&cid=2397&sid=front

[USACAP]

He wears one: