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Clothing, Shoe Stores and Accessories Stores owned by past military and present military members. Veteran Owned Businesses (VOB), Active Duty Military, Reservists and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Companies (SDVOSB) of the United States Army (USARMY), Air Force (USAF), Marines (USMC), Navy (USN), Coast Guard (USCG) and National Guard clothing, shoe and accessory stores specializing in selling clothing, shoes and accessories and more for men, women and children.

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Newest VOB Member Profiles

• Tadpole Swimsuit Inc.
  Hudson, NY | 11:34am Feb 13th
• American Bench Craft
  Wilmington, MA | 11:09am Feb 9th
• Born 2B Free Apparel
  Riverton, UT | 5:05pm Jan 24th
• Kilted Squirrel
  Lincolnton, NC | 4:00pm Jul 31st
• Chilleao Clothing LLC
  EL Paso, TX | 1:47pm Jul 24th

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“We’re trained to do our jobs and react to certain situations just the way civilian employees are. But we also have leeway to use our intelligence and awareness to respond to new situations and come up with new ways of doing things. We work in teams, so as problems come up, we solve them collectively and understanding the company’s mission and looking to my employees for insights are all skills I learned while in service.”

Kelen Prutow
U.S. Integrators

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