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Monday, October 12, 2015

Veteran's Day is on the 11th of November...buy your service caps now

Veterans Day is soon upon us and those Vets without their own military ball cap or cover--needs to go to my web site or my  e commerce locations to purchase...see them at:
  www.ronclaussentees.com
  https://okanjo.com/RonsTees
  www.vflea.com/RonsTees
  https://wanelo.com/RonsTees 
 There are sorts of military service logos and designs on the ball caps I have to sell..go check them out...I have too many to list or post on this site..sorry.

Now, if you are into biker ball caps there are all kinds of those too...some with the Confederate or Rebel flag on them, others from 2015 Daytona Beach Bike Week...




Order these off my sites or send me an e mail at ronclaussentees@att.net with your order...you will need to mail me in advance, a money order or bank cashier check payable to Ron Claussen.  I do have paypal if you want to use a credit card and their system to pay for your purchase.. thanks for your support..

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Veterans Day - 11 November 2009








As an Air Force veteran, I hope every one of my readers will take the time
on Veterans Day, the 11th of November 2009, to honor the 24.9 million
military veterans who have fought in defense of the United States.
President Woodrow Wilson in 1919 declared the holiday
formerly observed in the United States as Armistice Day
in commemoration of the signing of the Armistice ending
World War I. November 11th officially became Veterans'
Day on May 24, 1954, by the act of Congress.
Our country owes much to the many brave men and women that have sacrificed much to protect our liberties and rights we all hold so dear. Even among our own friends and family we have several veterans and military persons close to us. So, on this special occasion we thank our Veterans and their families and hopefully, you will have the opportunity this week to reach out and thank our Veterans and troops!
In observation of the holiday, there will be events going on at the No. Nevada Veterans cemetery in Fernley, NV., plus parades in the Reno/Sparks, NV areas, as well as toasts at the local VFW and American Legion Posts...
Salute!!!