A 5.11 MOLLE Clip for our backpacks and equipment.
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NO RUCKS GIVEN!
A slightly sweetened version of NO FUCKS GIVEN or ZERO FUCKS GIVEN
That is, I DON'T CARE.

A BIT OF HISTORY

either the Piave or all together. Photo: Bestetti & Tumminelli, Milan recto: At S. Andrea Ponte di Piave - Patriotic inscriptions of our soldiers. Postcard reproducing a famous photo taken from the Collection of the Section. Photographic photography of the Supreme Command. of the R. Italian Army. It is part of the series published to celebrate the Italian resistance on the occasion of the battle of the Solstice, the last great offensive launched on 15 June 1918 by the Austrians in order to give the conflict that decisive turning point which would have allowed a complete and definitive breakthrough of the Italian front. In reality, after various events which also saw the passage of the Piave by Austro-Hungarian troops, on 26 June this battle ended, from a territorial point of view, in a stalemate. However, the effects on the morale of both armies involved were very important: for the Austrians, with a dramatic deficit in terms of men and equipment (losses in this battle amounted to 150,000 men), the last opportunity to put an end to the war was lost. on the Italian front, having definitively lost the initiative on a military level, above all due to the disastrous socio-economic conditions in which the Empire found itself, it was the beginning of the end. The Italians, on the other hand, demonstrating their ability to withstand a formidable impact, set aside the complex of the defeat at Caporetto and concretely began to lay the foundations for the victory that will befall them within a few months. Location: Sant'Andrea di Barbarana di San Biagio di Callalta (TV)

Now, we didn't talk about the political appropriation of this phrase in the history of Italy at Bar Pacco and we won't do so here either, but it is interesting to find out who it is attributed to:
Pietro Zaninelli, one of the founders of the Arditi.

It seems that the motto was taken from a speech that took place on 15 June 1918 in Giavera del Montello between Captain Zaninelli and Major Freguglia, his commander during the battle of the solstice .

Freguglia called Zaninelli and told him that with his company he had to attack an Austrian stronghold in the White House;
Freguglia added that it was a suicide mission , but that it had to be completed at any cost.

Zaninelli looked at Freguglia and replied:
" Mr. Commander, I don't care, we do what we have to do for the king and the country."
He dressed up and went to his death.

Decorated with the Silver Medal for Military Valor, in memory , with the following motivation:
"He was fatally hit by an enemy machine gun at the head of his company's brave men, after having led them three times to the assault of an armed enemy position while singing the battalion's anthem. Montello 15 June 1918".

Now the White House is called Casa Zaninelli in his honor.

DIMENSIONS AND MATERIALS

LENGTH	2.5cm
HEIGHT	3cm
THICKNESS	3 mm
MATERIAL	Metal

A BIT OF HISTORY

DIMENSIONS AND MATERIALS

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