
This is a fairly accurate homage to this bygone historical monument seen at the top of the photo below:

Josh, being in the military, also has this back piece:

This tattoo consists of a pair of variations on the caduceus, surrounding the insignias of the 44th and 30th Medical Brigades - the two units he was assigned to in Iraq.


Thanks again to Josh for sending along these pictures and if you haven't seen the Verrazano tattoo linked at the top of the post, you must go check it out.
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