Wounded Wear aims to clothe wounded service members
Navy SEAL veteran Jason Redman founded Wounded Wear to provide tailored high quality clothing to wounded troops. At Walter Reed and Bethesda he distributed about 150 $400 kits and offers free tailoring and to purchase uniforms. The effort, funded by donations, seeks expansion to major military medical centers and partnerships with retailers while Redman plans to run the project full time after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Jason Redman
Iraq
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Redman
Wounded Wear
Navy Seals
Walter Reed Army Medical
Washington
Navy Hospital
Marcus Luttrell
Afghanistan
Joint Expeditionary Base
Little Creek
West Virginia study highlights substandard Internet speeds
A study by the Communications Workers of America finds 45 percent of West Virginians use Internet connections below the FCC standard of 4 megabits per second, ranking the state 11th in the nation for slower speeds. Union officials link faster broadband to economic growth and job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.va
Harleston
West
Federal Communications Commission
The
Charleston Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wounded Warriors Release
Kate Wiltrout
Virginian Pilot
Thundering Herd
Mercer County
Marshall
Bao li
ENN Gage
Suzuki
Ili
Iki
Volvo
Accord
Legacy
Ultima & Fusion
Equator
America
Tacoma
Ridgeline
Colorado
Subaru
Toyota
Americas
Los Evscoorterseees
Pantili
Prentilicuzubld
Pantili Suzuki
Oakvale Rd
Princeton
Cae Odessa