Pride in Service: Wearing Your True Military Color

Pride in Service: Wearing Your True Military Color
http://www.amervets.com/mypride

After decades of personal neglect American veterans are now expressing pride in their military service. The greatest display of pride is expressed in one's daily wear of a military medal ribbon... a practice that perished during the latter years of the Vietnam War when military service was disrespected by many of the American public.

A website has been established to assist veterans desiring to daily display their pride. Subjects include; Where To Wear Your Military Color, Clothing The Military Medal Ribbon Should Not Be Worn On, When Military Medal Ribbons Should Be Worn, Which Military Medal Ribbon Should You Select for Daily Wear.

Website: http://www.amervets.com/mypride

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