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A new web site by pilots, for pilots, www.wings4aviators.com, custom-embroiders U.S. military aviator's wings and call signs on quality shirts and jackets. To honor veterans, the company is donating 10% of the proceeds of every sale to the Families of the Wounded Fund, a 501(c)(3) charity.

Hartland, WI (PRWEB) November 11, 2008 -- A new Web site by pilots, for pilots, www.wings4aviators.com, custom-embroiders U.S. military aviator's wings and call signs on quality shirts and jackets. To honor veterans, the company is donating 10% of the proceeds of every sale to the Families of the Wounded Fund, a 501(c)(3) charity.

"There are a lot of ex-pilots like me who are proud of their military careers, call signs, squadrons and where they got trained," says RF-4 pilot Chuck Miller, Captain USMC Retired.

This thought gave Miller an idea. "Instead of buying a $400 flight jacket, why not be able to put military wings and your call sign on a shirt or light jacket?" he asked. When Miller mentioned his idea to private pilot and entrepreneur Russell Gnant, Wings4Aviators was born.

Wings4Aviators' new Web site offers veteran military pilots a way to wear their memories with pride. The site's squadron reunion headquarters also lets pilots announce upcoming reunions and report on recent gatherings.

Perfecting the embroidered wings took a lot of time and attention to detail. "We found that the only way we could get the wings exactly as we wanted them was to do the embroidery ourselves," Gnant explains. "So we bought our ow
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