Small mark up front, the whole river on the back. The NRMD monogram rides quiet on the left chest — stacked over Groton, CT · Radiological Controls, a magenta radiation trefoil set into the letters. The back opens all the way up: a full-color scene of the boat standing down the Thames past the piers, the Gold Star Bridge behind it, Groton laid out in daylight. The detail and gradients are why it's printed — direct-to-film transfer holds that illustration where thread can't. The blank carries it: heavyweight 5.0–5.3 oz cotton, open-end yarn and tubular knit, taped neck and shoulders, double-stitched hems. Trends are temporary; construction isn't. Specifications: • NRMD monogram, Groton · Radiological Controls (left chest) + full-color Groton submarine-base scene (back) — direct-to-film print • 100% cotton (Sport Grey 90/10; Ash Grey 99/1; Heather 50/50) • Fabric weight: 5.0–5.3 oz./yd² (170–180 g/m²) • Open-end yarn, tubular construction • Taped neck and shoulders • Double-stitched sleeves and bottom hem ▸ SGT. SURVEY // That's the view from the pier at Groton. Cleared.
