Tattoo 1st Cavalry Patch and Ripped Skin


In 1991, I became a soldier in the Untied States Army. I was attached to a 1st Cav. Armory Division at Fort Hood, Texas. My duty was driving the M1A1 Tanks.

I only served a 3 year term. Even though I never saw battle, I have a lot of respect for the men and women who risk their lives to defend our country.

This tattoo was original designed for myself but I am sure that there is a soldier out there that honors the 1st cav patch.

The design of a 1st Cavalry Patch under the skin resembles Loyalty and Honor,  not only the 1st Cav but also to the country we serve and protect.

If you would like to show support you can purchase the Tattoo by clicking on the link above. In the comments area tell me where you would like 50% of the proceeds to go to. Thank you for looking and tell all your friends about this blog.

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