“The Army teaches boys to think like men.”

Where does The King rank in the history of cultural greats? As a sergeant in the U.S. Army, Company D, 1st Battalion, 32d Armor.

The years 1958-1960 were important for Elvis. Already a global sensation and hailed as the King of Rock & Roll, he entered the Army with unprecedented fanfare. Between basic training in Fort Hood and serving in West Germany, he recorded five songs on leave. He lost his mother during that time yet met his future wife. And he began training in martial arts, a pursuit that lasted throughout his life.

Officially licensed by Elvis Presley.

DETAILS

• 100% Polyester
• Tonal satin interior liner
• Color of the actual product may vary from photo
• Wash with cold water
• Hang to dry

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