Fatigue Donors
Air Force
O-6 Colonel John R. Culclasure
30+ years, Fatigues worn in Italy, Albania, Germany, Turkey, and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Tech Sergeant Craig Hopkins
Crew Chief 40+ years, Launched and maintained recovered A-10 warthogs.
Army
Sergeant First Class (SFC) E-7 Marty Blackmore
Videographer, Combat Camerman for 2 tours in Vietnam. Chief Cameraman, Armed Forces Radio & Television Services/Office of The Secretary Of Defense.
Lieutenant Barry Morris
Military Intelligence Analyst, Served in Military Intelligence in Synop, Turkey.
Captain Bryan Van Buskirk
CBRN Officer, Served in Seoul, Korea to train solders in situations when weapons of mass destruction were being used.
Marines
Captain Kenneth Davis
Helicopter Pilot, Served in Vietnam with the Ugly Angels.
Navy
Commander Joey Swartz
Navy Flight Surgeon, Veteran of Desert Storm and Afghanistan. Extensive carrier-based aviation. Assignments in Desert Storm, Antarctica, Afghanistan, Japan, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.
How can I donate fatigues?
Used fatigues were the inspiration for Celebrate Fatigues after my husband couldn’t find a reassuring way to dispose of his Army uniforms. I learned that nearly 200,000 veterans leave the service each year – and they have multiple sets of fatigues, which means more than a million fatigues are stored or need to be disposed of annually. We don’t want them to end up in a landfill.
Our intent is to recycle, remember, and honor the men and women who have worn these fatigues in service to our country. They continue to deserve the same respect they held while being worn.
