Nov 19, 2014
Dan McCready, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran recently opened his new e-commerce website This Land. All of the products on his site were made in America. Great example of #BuiltByVets!
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Dan McCready, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran recently opened his new e-commerce website This Land. All of the products on his site were made in America. Great example of #BuiltByVets!
Celebrate Veterans Day by showing us photos of the amazing machines built by veterans! #BuiltByVets
The hashtag is being used for two reasons: To collect stories about veterans successfully securing employment, and to spread awareness about the current situation with veterans and employment.
Sullivan's Projects has been around since 1996 and is #BuiltByVets.
The #BuiltByVets social media campaign aims to bring awareness to the manufacturing jobs available to veterans.
Get Skills to Work spokesman Gary Sinise visited the GE Aviation Learning Center yesterday and delivered the keynote speech at the GE Commercial Aviation Leadership Forum in Cincinnati, OH. He wants you to show us what you've created with the hashtag #BuiltByVets!
What did you make this weekend?
Veterans are reinventing the traditional oyster plate for the 21st century. Check it out at The Oyster Bed. #BuiltByVets