Army Stencils

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Stencils related to the United States Army, the oldest of the US armed forces

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AR-15
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Shooter
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Toy Soldier
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Army Men
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Master Chief
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Veteran
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Camouflage
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Hand Grenade
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Grenadier
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Toy Soldier in Khaki
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Pistolero
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Machine Gunner
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Bayonet Charge
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WW2 Army Tank
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Green Army Tank
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Minesweeper
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Sharpshooter
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Sharpshooter Crouch
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M-1 Tank
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Soldier
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Russian Army Tank
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Seal of the Department of Defense
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United States Army

The US Army is the land service branch of the armed forces. It began as the Continental Army before the country was formed, to fight the Revolutionary War. Army historians consider the beginning of the US Army to be 1775. Stencils of battle figures, munitions, firearms and weapons are represented here, as are emblems and insignias.

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