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Blackjacks, 10th Heavy Ranger Bat. - AP HMG (280195)1x Blackjack (AP HMG) The Winning Hand. Nickname of the 10th Heavy Rangers Battalion. The Blackjacks are not only one of the toughest and most resistant units of USARF, but also one of the most lethal because of their firepower. If they are known as The Winning Hand, it is because their deployment in the AO always means a sure victory without concessions to the enemy. And it is because this unit has been created to withstand the brunt of the fighting
- 1x Blackjack (AP HMG)
“The Winning Hand”. Nickname of the 10th Heavy Rangers Battalion.
The Blackjacks are not only one of the toughest and most resistant units of USARF, but also one of the most lethal because of their firepower. If they are known as “The Winning Hand”, it is because their deployment in the AO always means a sure victory without concessions to the enemy. And it is because this unit has been created to withstand the brunt of the fighting and ultimately to put an end to the enemy. The Tenth battalion was not created to take prisoners, and this is something that their members always bear in mind. After the battle, the Blackjacks walk among their fallen enemies and deliver a final, fatal shot to ensure that there are no survivors, dropping an ace of spades on each body as a business card. This sinister custom has turned that card into a symbol of death known throughout the planet Dawn.
The Blackjacks are a top level unit of the USARF, and one of the most ambitious projects of the DARPS (Defense Advanced Research Projects Services) of the USAriadnan Department of Defense. It is said that the Blackjacks entered battle just moments after being created as a combat unit, sent directly to the battlefield as soon as their status was no longer "experimental unit", having received the green light from High Command to enter active service. So eager were the upper echelons of the USARF to put them to the test in battle, and to let them perform their lethal magic, in order to silence the critics of the Blackjack program. This project of the DARPS was called into question after the first field trials, in which the prototypes of Buffalo servopowered armordemonstrated major operational problems in live-fire conditions. However, once it had passed through the lengthy and expensive test period, the Buffalo armor became one of the main components of native Ariadnan military technology.
The origin of the unit's nickname Blackjack is unclear. Some suggest it is due to the tactical black color of the test models. Others believe that it is due to the series names of the armor prototypes, which caused their test pilots to have the code name Buffalo Soldiers. Others suggest that the name came from the leader of the unit, Lieutenant Colonel Michael Cortado, a great fan of card games. Nevertheless, the origin of the unit’s name doesn’t matter, because the Blackjacks, the Winning Hand, will always be considered heralds of their enemies’ deaths.
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★★★★★ 3
Heavier fabric, very durable
Fit Type: Regular Fit, Color: Grey, Size: Large
3 stars. Pretty nice shirt but the fabric is a bit firmer than i like. I iron it when i usually wear it so that it looks half decent since wrinkle resistance is low or poor. I usually have to use a higher setting on the fabric since the material is thick making it alot heavier. Overall great for the lower end cost, anything that beats it would probably be double the price. I work in a cubicle so this works well for me, a simple shirt, with a simple color.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026
★★★★★ 5
True to size, good quality, great value!
Fit Type: Regular Fit, Color: White, Size: Medium
Great quality! Amazing thick material! Perfect basic button down shirt!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025
★★★★★ 4
No Shirt Pocket!
Fit Type: Regular Fit, Color: Blue Stripe, Size: X-Large
No Pocket! The material was nice quality, a little thicker than I would have anticipate for a low priced shirt, and very soft. The only disappointment was there was not shirt pocket. I suppose I did not look closely enough at the photos to notice that before I purchased. Otherwise, this is a very comfortable shirt.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Amazon Essentials Men's Slim-Fit Stretch Oxford Shirt
Size: Large, Color: Powder Blue
The Amazon Essentials Men's Oxford Shirt is a beautiful shirt that offers a sharp, professional look suitable for both casual and formal settings. It is very well made, featuring durable construction and quality stitching that holds up well through regular wear and washing.
The shirt is crafted from comfortable nice fabric that provides just the right amount of stretch for ease of movement. The slim-fit design ensures a modern, tailored silhouette without sacrificing comfort, making it an excellent and reliable staple for any wardrobe.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Nice casual button down shirt
Size: X-Large, Color: Light Grey
Fabric is a heavier weight than I expected. Appears to be made well. Not something I’d wear into the office but it’s a solid choice for casual wear.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026