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Gene Simmons of "Kiss" military tribute video.
Just unbelievable. A must watch.
Extraordinary Heroism
On 6 May 2004, Marine Capt. Brian R. Chontosh of Rochester, New York, received the Navy Cross "for extraordinary heroism while serving as Combined Anti-Armor Platoon Commander, Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom March 25, 2003."
The details of the heroism that earned Capt. Chontosh his medal were provided on the Marine Corps News web site:
While leading his platoon north on Highway 1 toward Ad Diwaniyah, Chontosh's platoon moved into a coordinated ambush of mortars, rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons fire. With coalition tanks blocking the road ahead, he realized his platoon was caught in a kill zone.
He had his driver move the vehicle through a breach along his flank, where he was immediately taken under fire from an entrenched machine gun. Without hesitation, Chontosh ordered the driver to advance directly at the enemy position, enabling his .50 caliber machine gunner to silence the enemy.
He then directed his driver into the enemy trench, where he exited his vehicle and began to clear the trench with an M16A2 service rifle and 9 millimeter pistol. His ammunition depleted, Chontosh, with complete disregard for his safety, twice picked up discarded enemy rifles and continued his ferocious attack.
When a Marine following him found an enemy rocket propelled grenade launcher, Chontosh used it to destroy yet another group of enemy soldiers.
When his audacious attack ended, he had cleared over 200 meters of the enemy trench, killing more than 20 enemy soldiers and wounding several others.
This story was verified on Snopes.com for authenticity.
Doc's Motorcycle Super Store
Doc's Motorcycle Super Store located in Waterbury Connecticut has been in business since 1969, and is now selling our Military Motorcycle tees at their store.
"A Time To Give Thanks" Tribute
Click here Watch this great tribute to our troops by Oliver North. "A Must See".
Harley Davidson.
Click here Check out the new Harley Davidson Military Tribute campaign video. And don't forget to get our exclusive Motorcycle T-shirt. Only available here, at coolmilitary.com
Great Marine Corps Tribute. You have to check it out.
Click here to get goosebumps all over your body!
Great New Show on the Military Channel. "Special Ops Mission".
Wil Willis stars in "Special Ops Mission" for the Military Channel. You have to check it out.
This is the show I have been waiting for. My Son and I watch this together and have a great time glued to the set.
In the Military Channel’s new six-part series, viewers are immersed in simulated scenarios to experience firsthand all of the danger, excitement and heart-pounding action of real-life special operations.
Click here for a visual representation of what makes America Great.
Gene Simmons of "Kiss" military tribute video.
Just unbelievable. A must watch.
Extraordinary Heroism
On 6 May 2004, Marine Capt. Brian R. Chontosh of Rochester, New York, received the Navy Cross "for extraordinary heroism while serving as Combined Anti-Armor Platoon Commander, Weapons Company, 3rd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, 1st Marine Expeditionary Force, in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom March 25, 2003."
The details of the heroism that earned Capt. Chontosh his medal were provided on the Marine Corps News web site:
While leading his platoon north on Highway 1 toward Ad Diwaniyah, Chontosh's platoon moved into a coordinated ambush of mortars, rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons fire. With coalition tanks blocking the road ahead, he realized his platoon was caught in a kill zone.
He had his driver move the vehicle through a breach along his flank, where he was immediately taken under fire from an entrenched machine gun. Without hesitation, Chontosh ordered the driver to advance directly at the enemy position, enabling his .50 caliber machine gunner to silence the enemy.
He then directed his driver into the enemy trench, where he exited his vehicle and began to clear the trench with an M16A2 service rifle and 9 millimeter pistol. His ammunition depleted, Chontosh, with complete disregard for his safety, twice picked up discarded enemy rifles and continued his ferocious attack.
When a Marine following him found an enemy rocket propelled grenade launcher, Chontosh used it to destroy yet another group of enemy soldiers.
When his audacious attack ended, he had cleared over 200 meters of the enemy trench, killing more than 20 enemy soldiers and wounding several others.
This story was verified on Snopes.com for authenticity.
Doc's Motorcycle Super Store
Doc's Motorcycle Super Store located in Waterbury Connecticut has been in business since 1969, and is now selling our Military Motorcycle tees at their store.
"A Time To Give Thanks" Tribute
Click here Watch this great tribute to our troops by Oliver North. "A Must See".
Harley Davidson.
Click here Check out the new Harley Davidson Military Tribute campaign video. And don't forget to get our exclusive Motorcycle T-shirt. Only available here, at coolmilitary.com
Great Marine Corps Tribute. You have to check it out.
Click here to get goosebumps all over your body!
Great New Show on the Military Channel. "Special Ops Mission".
Wil Willis stars in "Special Ops Mission" for the Military Channel. You have to check it out.
This is the show I have been waiting for. My Son and I watch this together and have a great time glued to the set.
In the Military Channel’s new six-part series, viewers are immersed in simulated scenarios to experience firsthand all of the danger, excitement and heart-pounding action of real-life special operations.
Operation Military Embrace.
Coolmilitary is always on the lookout for organizations that strive to help those who have served our Country. Operation Military Embrace is one of those rare finds that exemplifies the American spirit, by helping those who have given so much to make our lives safe.
“OME” strives to show the wounded military how much the American people appreciate their service and their sacrifices, and to raise the public’s awareness of the difficulties and challenges endured by our wounded military and their families. This is accomplished by personal “hands-on” support and by public-speaking engagements to educate churches, corporations, clubs, veterans’ groups, fraternal organizations, women’s groups, and other interested Americans.
Click Here to visit the website and see the great things that they are accomplishing such as providing financial assistance for our wounded military and their families and hands-on support at Brooke Army Medical Center by visiting inpatients and offering a free "PX" (military store) and drawing for the outpatients.
Honda Dealership Commercial.
One of our t-shirts has made it into a T.V. commercial for Hoehn Honda.
Our Red Distressed Marine Corps t-shirt was picked as the quintessential Marine Corps t-shirt design.
We are honored and excited that one of our designs was picked for this really cool commercial spot.
Check it out by clicking on the picture below.
Click Here to get the shirt
About Us.
Coolmilitary was started to keep the memory and pride of service alive.
We do this like no other company can, by supplying quality products that convey personal history.
Our line of cool military gear invites friends, family, even strangers to ask about "our personal military story".
Ed Hawkins, owner of Coolmilitary.com and U.S. Navy Veteran believes some spice needs to be injected into the t-shirt designs of old. "I love a classic" say's Ed, "But it's high time that the shirts we wear convey a sense of pride as well as a sense of style."
Cruise "coolmilitary.com" and you can see the sense of pride and detail that went into every aspect of the site. Motorcycle style, Retro, and distressed imagery abound, creating a fun atmosphere that encourages you to keep looking.
Coolmilitary.com has been in business since 2003 and continues to add more designs to their already impressive list. If you are tired of the same old military colors and styles, check them out.
You may just smile and order one for someone that deserves to be remembered.
Coolmilitary is always on the lookout for organizations that strive to help those who have served our Country. Operation Military Embrace is one of those rare finds that exemplifies the American spirit, by helping those who have given so much to make our lives safe.
“OME” strives to show the wounded military how much the American people appreciate their service and their sacrifices, and to raise the public’s awareness of the difficulties and challenges endured by our wounded military and their families. This is accomplished by personal “hands-on” support and by public-speaking engagements to educate churches, corporations, clubs, veterans’ groups, fraternal organizations, women’s groups, and other interested Americans.
Click Here to visit the website and see the great things that they are accomplishing such as providing financial assistance for our wounded military and their families and hands-on support at Brooke Army Medical Center by visiting inpatients and offering a free "PX" (military store) and drawing for the outpatients.
Honda Dealership Commercial.
One of our t-shirts has made it into a T.V. commercial for Hoehn Honda.
Our Red Distressed Marine Corps t-shirt was picked as the quintessential Marine Corps t-shirt design.
We are honored and excited that one of our designs was picked for this really cool commercial spot.
Check it out by clicking on the picture below.
Click Here to get the shirt
Glendale Harley Davidson LOVE RIDE.
Coolmilitary Owner and Designer EdiRoy creates t-shirt artwork for the largest motorcycle charity event in the world.
An Art Center College of Design Graduate , EdiRoy created a faceless rider holding on for dear life to a flame enshrouded, motorcycle enspired pinstripe.
The design was used for all promotional material as well, including posters, music cd, and advertising brochures.
Glendale Harley owner Oliver Shokouh founded the Love Ride twenty four years ago as a way to raise money for Muscular
Dystrophy and local children’s charities.
Since then, the Love Ride Foundation has given over $20 million to community organizations.
This past August, in recognition of his achievements with the Love Ride, Shokouh was inducted into the Motorcycle Hall Of Fame.
Coolmilitary Owner and Designer EdiRoy creates t-shirt artwork for the largest motorcycle charity event in the world.
An Art Center College of Design Graduate , EdiRoy created a faceless rider holding on for dear life to a flame enshrouded, motorcycle enspired pinstripe.
The design was used for all promotional material as well, including posters, music cd, and advertising brochures.
Glendale Harley owner Oliver Shokouh founded the Love Ride twenty four years ago as a way to raise money for Muscular
Dystrophy and local children’s charities.
Since then, the Love Ride Foundation has given over $20 million to community organizations.
This past August, in recognition of his achievements with the Love Ride, Shokouh was inducted into the Motorcycle Hall Of Fame.
About Us.
Coolmilitary was started to keep the memory and pride of service alive.
We do this like no other company can, by supplying quality products that convey personal history.
Our line of cool military gear invites friends, family, even strangers to ask about "our personal military story".
Ed Hawkins, owner of Coolmilitary.com and U.S. Navy Veteran believes some spice needs to be injected into the t-shirt designs of old. "I love a classic" say's Ed, "But it's high time that the shirts we wear convey a sense of pride as well as a sense of style."
Cruise "coolmilitary.com" and you can see the sense of pride and detail that went into every aspect of the site. Motorcycle style, Retro, and distressed imagery abound, creating a fun atmosphere that encourages you to keep looking.
Coolmilitary.com has been in business since 2003 and continues to add more designs to their already impressive list. If you are tired of the same old military colors and styles, check them out.
You may just smile and order one for someone that deserves to be remembered.
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