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Four teams of Pararescuemen (PJs) and Combat Rescue Officers (CROs) work around the clock to make sure the casualties of war get a second chance. See what it takes to be a PJ and what it means to serve by the motto- “These things we do that others may live.”
You know National Geographic is going to deliver on the visuals, so that’s not the issue. As long as they tell the story properly (which they normally do) it should be a great show.
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The term Hors De Combat translates literally to “outside the fight”. We have taken this literal meaning to be the underlying foundation of the brand. By combining the form and functionality of military apparel with a minimalist design approach we aim to create distinctive garments with subtle flair. Our products are made locally in Calgary, Canada.
I wasn’t really sure what items were part of the collection and which ones were not until I checked their website.
Definitely an interesting way to get people’s attention, even if the video doesn’t make any sense… beats some guys standing around on a white backdrop with perfect hair.
Make sure you check out the products on their website. Only 7 pieces right now, but it’s a solid looking start.
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$289 available for pre-order over at LuisaViaRoma. Arrival by March 31st.
The fact the shoe exists is bad enough. $289? :/. The fact it will likely sell out just because Jeremy Scott was involved? Strike III.
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In theaters March 29th 2013.
I’ve got so many G.I. Joe action figures. I should find them and make up a short post someday.
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18″ tall in total! They tried to keep it as close as possible to the orignal small version, with mold lines, ejection circles from the pins, and all.
$95 over at GreatBigStuff.
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I think I would have went with calling them Moon Force 1s… but whatever. Besides the fact I don’t really care for urban camo or digital camo, I am really liking the shoe’s silhouette That’s likely because it’s simply an AF1 with a ribbed upper sole.
You can pick a pair up at Oneness for $175.