Union Battery - Lt Alonzo Cushing - 3 July 1963 Tribute Tee - Gettysburg, PA, "The Defense That Saved the Union"

The Angle. July 3, 1863. The Defense That Saved the Union.

The smoke had barely cleared from two days of brutal fighting when the Confederate assault known as Pickett's Charge surged toward the Union center at Cemetery Ridge. At the stone wall known as "The Angle," First Lieutenant Alonzo Cushing stood his ground. Wounded twice, refusing to leave his battery, he ordered his last cannon forward and fired one final round before falling — a Medal of Honor act of courage that helped hold the line and turn the tide of the Civil War.

This all-over print tribute tee brings the charged, painterly drama of that pivotal moment into everyday wear. Cannons, soldiers, and a storm-lit sky wrap continuously across the fabric so the scene unfolds from every viewpoint — a wearable panel of history, bold and textured, meant for those who carry stories with them.

Product Features

• 100% Polyester – Lightweight, shape-retaining, and quick-drying for all-day comfort
• Full All-Over Battle Scene Print – Continuous wraparound artwork that tells the story from every angle
• Side Seams & Shoulder Tape – Reinforced structure and lasting shape through repeated wear and washings
• Ribbed Knit Collar – Stretch and shape retention for a clean, polished neckline
• 6 oz. Fabric Weight – Substantial, premium feel with comfortable all-day wear
• Tagless, Regular Fit – True-to-size comfort, assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts

Care Instructions

• Machine wash: cold (max 30°C / 90°F), gentle cycle
• Tumble dry: low heat
• Do not bleach, iron, or dry clean

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