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Have you ever considered channeling your military precision into a new career? Well, the world of professional painting is calling, and PAINT CORPS is your ticket in. It may seem cost-effective, but with PAINT CORPS, you're getting more than just savings. You're stepping into a world of proven systems, impactful branding, and a robust support network. This is the best part: every PAINT CORPS franchise is veteran-owned and operated. It's not just a business, it's a community where the camaraderie continues. So, are you ready to paint your future with PAINT CORPS? #VeteranOwnedBusiness #ProfessionalPaintingFranchise #BusinessOpportunityForVeterans

Did your grandmother use to say “If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all”? I want to take that sage wisdom and apply it to LinkedIn. If you can’t post about yourself or your company, say something nice about someone else. Today that someone is Mack Alexander of Mack Belts. Former Navy Seal that founded a leather belt company. If there’s 3 things you shouldn’t buy cheap in my opinion it’s shoes, a watch, and a belt. This is THE best belt I’ve ever owned. Also it makes me proud to buy it from another veteran owned company. #veteranownedbusiness #navyseals #veteranssupport

* Pink Purple Woodland Camouflage Flash Drive* Camouflage woodland style pattern * Gift for veteran, active duty, for yourself or as a small sized gift for a stocking stuffer. * Personalize with a name, initials, rank, military base ID or text message. * Ten colors to choose from for the body. * Choose from two speeds * Four capacity sizes available. * Add a photo on the back side. * Resize the camouflage image for a larger or smaller pattern. * https://buff.ly/4ct58WL

https://lnkd.in/gXsfhfN3 The very interesting story of hovercraft. From civilian (cross channel) usage that didn’t work (too expensive, too much maintainance) to new markets as work boat, SAR, or military/navy asset. Very interesting

When things go south, you gotta hit the road fast. You've thought about bug out bags, but ever thought about a bug out bike?Teaming up with my buddy, former Navy SEAL and NY Times Bestselling Author, Mike Ritland, we’re diving into a 5-part series to get you ready for anything.We’ll chat about must-have gear, what to wear, tools, and grub, covering worst-case scenarios and how to handle them in real life. TheReadyRoom.net #thereadyroom

At long last, the documentary about my WWII veteran grandfather is complete. Here's the trailer to see if it's up your alley, and if so, the link to the full length doc is in the description.

Inquiring minds want to know ...Why do the pants worn by US Navy sailors have 13 buttons?  The broadfall section of traditional bell-bottom pants is held in place by exactly 13 buttons, and many assume that the implements were designed by the US Navy to represent America's original 13 colonies. However, this is considered more of a sailor's tale. The broadfall trousers originally had 15 buttons, but this was reduced to seven to save material. However, the sailors soon complained the section was too small. This was partly because diet changes led to weight gain, with others complaining about how uncomfortable it made their "equipment" feel. The US Navy listened and made the broadfall bigger. With more material came the need for more buttons, resulting in six more being added, bringing the total to the 13 we see today. This number was likely chosen to maintain visual symmetry. Other pieces of the US uniform had their uses, too. The neckerchief could be used as a headband or a cleaning cloth, and it also kept uniforms clean. Sailors in the 19th century typically sported long hair and, to keep it out of their way during tasks, it would be tied in a ponytail and stuck down with a sticky tar-like substance. Thus the reference to Sailors as "Tars" -- the neckerchief kept it off the rest of their uniform. Like the "13 buttons, 13 colonies" explanation for the bellbottom pants, the neckerchief also has an alternative and unlikely origin. Allegedly, the fabric is a symbol to honor Horatio Nelson, with the three white lines representing his three major victories. Who would have thought .... https://lnkd.in/eb3UhpF2

“Black Rifle did it first. Stop trying to copy them.” That’s cool. Using this logic, nobody should ever create a new business, ever. It’s already been done before, right? Every coffee brand, company, or individual who wants to roast coffee should just stop. After all, we already have big business. Why do we need small business? I’ll tell you why. Because big business tends to forget. They tend to forget who they were and who they are. Not all. But most. Small business is the heart of America. It’s what keeps this country going. But you know what? If you hate small business and hate what’s great about America, then go right on ahead with this type of “why try” attitude. Personally, I think Black Rifle is awesome. Props to them for the work that their team and founders did to get where they are. Nobody can take anything away from them. I certainly don’t. Their success has nothing to do with mine. I’m building something different here at Aerial Resupply Coffee®. Come check me out. And stay caffeinated. Aerial Resupply Coffee® #veterans #coffee #military

🎥 Behind the Vision: The Story of Wiley X Dan and Myles share the incredible story of how their father Myles Freeman Sr. an Army Veteran from the Vietnam war, saw a critical need for high-quality protective eyewear on the battlefield. Driven by his firsthand experience, Myles Sr. founded Wiley X to create eyewear that would safeguard those who serve and protect. For over 35 years, we've been dedicated to providing top-tier protective eyewear to soldiers, law enforcement, industrial workers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Wiley X is defined by how much we care. Not just about the products we make, but what it means for those who wear them and how we can contribute to keeping people safe! You only got that one set of eyes, so make sure to keep them safe. From the battlefield to the job site, we rigorously test every pair of eyewear to ensure it meets the highest safety standards. Because when it comes to protecting you, quality isn’t just a priority—it’s our mission. With Wiley X you don't just get a pair of top-of-the notch eyewear - You get a brand, a company, and people who care about you 🎇 #WileyX #ProtectiveEyewear #VeteranOwned #Safetyfirst