Akashi Kama Crewneck Sweatshirt - Civitavecchia, Italy (Black)

One-Puka-Puka

This photo features two 100th Infantry Battalion soldiers of the Headquarters Company, Stanley Hamamura (left) and Lawrence Iwamoto (right) in Civitavecchia, Italy. Both were in the radio section of the Communication platoon along with Hidenobu Hiyane, who took the photo and is still alive at 102 years old. Hamamura, Iwamoto and Hiyane were radio operators who followed their officers around with radios for their immediate use at any time. The words "one puka puka" are overlaid on the image in gold, honoring the Hawaiian origins of the 100th Infantry Battalion. "Puka" means "hole" in Hawaiian. Available in Black.

This classic pullover crewneck sweatshirt is made in super soft, sponge fleece designed for warmth and breathability. (Yes, it's as comfortable as it sounds!) Featuring an on-trend drop-shoulder seam and a unisex retail fit. Finished with ribbed cuffs and waistband.

52% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 48% polyester fleece
Unisex