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The Flack Club, Body Armor Makes You Stronger!!!

Thursday, August 14th, 2008 | Air Force, Military | No Comments

The Flack Club doesn't take Flack from anyone, but if they did they do it safely.

Body armor may not seem like a piece of equipment or gear that you don everyday when you go to the store, go for a walk, or for a leisurely jog in the morning but for one friend of the CGB, it is something he wears everyday.

When showing off the Flack Jacket Copperplate GOthic Bold is the clear logical choice. Not only does it keep you safe literally, but the font protects you from bad design gremlins as well.

Congrats to the Flack Club for getting it together and showing off their CGB pride.

Tags: body armor, contractors, defense, flack club, middle east, military protection, safety, war zone

Camelbak is Copperplate Bad Ass!!!

Thursday, August 14th, 2008 | Air Force, Military, Products | No Comments

Camelbak is a great product, and they use Copperplate Gothic Bold. Unbeatable.

If you ever wondered who made the most badass camping/survival gear camelbak wins the prize. Not only do they make gear that can withstand the world falling down, but they have posters that show the brute force of Copperplate Gothic Bold.

Maximum gear and maximum impact from the gorgeously designed poster that exalts Copperplate in it’s true form. Eddie Bauer is history when you have Camelbak using Copperplate Gothic Bold to sell it’s badass equipment. Our thirst for Copperplate has been quenched for the day.

Tags: air force, army, camelbak, coast guard, Copperplate Gothic Bold, marines, Military, navy, seals

Getting High with the Air Forces Thunderbirds!!!

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008 | Air Force, Military | No Comments

Riding high the Air Force's Thunderbirds must be running their planes on CGB!

I have the greatest respect for our armed forces because they really do step up to the plate and do what a majority of folks in the country would be too weak to do. As this site suggests, the Air Force has a great sense of pride in what they do. No surprise they used Copperplate Gothic Bold to demonstrate this pride.

Throughout the site they use Copperplate Gothic Bold, some designers would say that it was overused. Some designers might even suggest that using Copperplate Gothic Bold at all in a design would be sophomoric while they opt for more obscure and less known fonts to be “different.” I tell those designers to go look it up in the bible “Do not judge, lest thee be judged.” Go be obscure in the corner by yourself.

If it’s good enough for the Air Force than it’s good enough for everyone. Copperplate Gothic Bold projects strength, pride and the American way. I will end this days posting by letting you know I’m jetting off to bed as I write this.

Tags: af, air force, armed forces, Copperplate Gothic Bold, formation, planes, pride, thunderbirds