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Navy.ca Swag

Own a shirt, hat, hoodie and more from Navy.ca!

The shirts have the Navy.ca logo as shown here, and the hats are black with the logo or logo and text. All logos are embroidered so they will not fade or wear out. Prices for each item are shown below and include shipping to anywhere in Canada via Canada Post. For shipping to the US or other destinations, please contact me.

To order, simply select the item you want and click on the button below:NOTE: You must log in before you can purchase Navy.ca swag.

NOTE: You may want to consider an Navy.ca Subscription instead. This is just $6 more (you still get a shirt/hat plus a Milnet.ca badge) and entitles you to additional features and functions. See the Navy.ca Subscription page for more info.

For those who don't wish to use PayPal, payment can be mailed to:
Crypto Logic Canada, Inc.
PO Box 144
Port Williams, NS
B0P 1T0

I'd love to see photos of people in their swag, feel free to e-mail them or upload them into the Members album of the photo gallery.

THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Note: Navy.ca swag will not help you run faster on PT, do better on course or increase your luck with the opposite sex. But at least you'll look good while you're trying!

Military Word Of The Day
GOPLAT
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Gas and Oil Platform


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Today in Military History

August 20



1914:

World War I: German forces occupy Brussels


1940:

Chuchill's speech "Never in the field of human conflict..."


1944:

Allies close Falaise Gap


1968:

The "Prague Spring" abruptly ended when 200,000 Warsaw Pact troops and 5,000 tanks invaded Czechoslovakia


1998:

U.S. Embassy Bombings: The United States military launches cruise missile attacks against alleged Al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan and a suspected chemical plant in Sudan in retaliation for the August 7 bombings of American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The Al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory in Khartoum is destroyed in the attack.


636:

Arab forces led by Khalid bin Walid took contol of Syria and Palestine in the Battle of Yarmuk


917:

Tsar Simeon I of Bulgaria invaded Thrace and drove the Byzantines out.




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