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Memorial Chips from Inglorious Amateurs

Monday, July 13th, 2015

Inglorious Amateurs produced these Memorial chips to highlight the 34 stars added to the CIA’s Memorial Wall since 9/11.

  

Each chip features a version of the Memorial Wall star and a quote from the inscription on the wall that reads, “For Those Who Gave Their Lives In The Service Of Their Country”. On the other side is our Inglorious Amateurs logo, url and moto: “Nos Longe Inter Paucos”.

These are all numbered, with an initial run of only 100 available. They are donating $5.00 from every chip purchased to the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation.

www.ingloriousamateurs.com/product/memorial-chip

Inglorious Amateurs – Operation Jedburgh T-Shirt

Thursday, June 11th, 2015

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Inglorious Amateurs is now offering a limited edition Operation Jedburgh t-shirt. Screenprinted on a 60/40 blend cotton/poly Light Olive t-shirt, the design pays homage to the WWII Jedburgh teams; two-to-four man teams composed of an Officer, a native French speaker, and an enlisted radioman who assisted French Resistance groups against the Nazi occupiers. It features the “Oh So Social” moniker which poked fun at the “PhDs who can win a bar fight.” The three parachutists on the back of the shirt represent the 3 main groups who comprised a Jedburgh team: OSS, SOE and the BCRA. These Jeds are departing one of the OSS’ Special Mission “Carpetbagger” B-24s.

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www.ingloriousamateurs.com/product/operation-jedburgh

Inglorious Amateurs – Memorial T-shirt

Tuesday, January 13th, 2015

Available for pre-order through 15 January, these Memorial T-shirts honor those members of the CIA who have laid down their lives in defense of this great nation since 2001. Inglorious Amateurs is donating 100% of the profits from this sale to the CIA Officers Memorial Foundation.

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November 25, 2014 marked the 13th anniversary of the Battle of Qala-i-Jangi and the date of the first American killed in what became Operation Enduring Freedom. Johnny Micheal Spann was not only the first American killed in the conflict, but also the first CIA officer killed since 9/11. Since that time the Agency has added a total of 33 stars to the Memorial Wall.

The front of the shirt is an artist rendition of Mi-17 helicopter used by the CIA’s Northern Alliance Liaison Team (NALT) just after 9/11. The back is the Memorial Wall located in the lobby of the Original Headquarters Building, with the most recent 33 stars highlighted in remembrance and accompanied by the wall’s heading “IN HONOR OF THOSE MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY”

www.ingloriousamateurs.com/product/memorial

(h/t – DF)