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Darlene...
Those are it.... We use the basic military colors, gray, black and green, but, there is also other brighter colors we incorporate..
We do 2, 3, 5 and 8 strand variations... with and without the filling. The filling inside the cord just makes for a thicker bracelet.
Also, most do come with a BDU button as shown, but
We have gotten our hands on iraqi coins (now defunt) which we buy from those with access outside the wire, and use those in place of the buttons, that way, they were def made on Iraqi soil, and a true representation of our time here.
We don't make them for money... in fact, many of us buy our own supplies...buttons, cords, coins.. and then we make them to give to injured troops that depart Balad enroute to Landsthul Germany, and then statesside. Balad is home to the theater hospital. If you get injured in theater, you will be processed thru Balad to go home, or to Germany!
Good find, those are awesome representations of what we make, and why I need the cord badly!
Just as an aside, the battle bracelet is also known as a buddy bracelet. In our world,... you have to make two at a time, one to always give to your buddy. (in our case, the injured troops) Plus, if ever in a bind, anywhere, and need cord..it is there on your wrist to unbind... (talk about a McGyver deal,..lol).. This cord is probably the most strongest cord around. So, its usefull, and has alot of meaning behind it.
It symbolizes friendship, a buddy you'de go to battle for....
can't get anymore meaningful than that...
Athena
Darlene...
Those are it.... We use the basic military colors, gray, black and green, but, there is also other brighter colors we incorporate..
We do 2, 3, 5 and 8 strand variations... with and without the filling. The filling inside the cord just makes for a thicker bracelet.
Also, most do come with a BDU button as shown, but
We have gotten our hands on iraqi coins (now defunt) which we buy from those with access outside the wire, and use those in place of the buttons, that way, they were def made on Iraqi soil, and a true representation of our time here.
We don't make them for money... in fact, many of us buy our own supplies...buttons, cords, coins.. and then we make them to give to injured troops that depart Balad enroute to Landsthul Germany, and then statesside. Balad is home to the theater hospital. If you get injured in theater, you will be processed thru Balad to go home, or to Germany!
Good find, those are awesome representations of what we make, and why I need the cord badly!
Just as an aside, the battle bracelet is also known as a buddy bracelet. In our world,... you have to make two at a time, one to always give to your buddy. (in our case, the injured troops) Plus, if ever in a bind, anywhere, and need cord..it is there on your wrist to unbind... (talk about a McGyver deal,..lol).. This cord is probably the most strongest cord around. So, its usefull, and has alot of meaning behind it.
It symbolizes friendship, a buddy you'de go to battle for....
can't get anymore meaningful than that...
Athena