How We Go "Above & Beyond"

This is our commitment.

Going "Above & Beyond" is not just a catch-phrase for us. We truly are committed to doing just that when it comes to honoring our military heroes - both past and present. It's vital to us as a company and goes into every banner we produce.

This is why we will gladly donate certain banners to programs in order to ensure we abide by our commitment to honoring our military - especially those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and those committing themselves to do just that by entering into military service. We do not consider ourselves a printing company. We are a military tribute banner company that goes "Above & Beyond" what your "bargain" print company offers. See for yourself.

Gold Star Banners

~ In Memory & Honor of Jason M. Back, CPT, USMC ~

In order to pay tribute to the individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, we are committed to contributing all program banners commemorating those who lost their lives during the Vietnam Confilict era to present (1957 to Present) while serving on active duty. This includes those who fell in combat, during training, or in non-military incidents while on active-duty. Banners for those who succumbed to the inner battles (self-inflicted) associated with the most current wars (1990 to Present) will be produced at no cost as well.

We understand that the families of these brave individuals have endured a level of hardship that we may not fully comprehend unless we have personally experienced the loss of a loved one in similar fashion. Families of these fallen heroes are still suffering greatly the loss of their loved one. Their wounds are still recent, which is why we have prioritized honoring this group of individuals first. We aim to reassure these families that there exists a dedicated community committed to preserving the memory of those who recently sacrificed their lives to protect the freedoms we cherish. However, we often fail to fully appreciate the cost that goes into preserving and defending them.

We began our Gold Star Commitment in honor of Jason M. Back, Captain, U.S. Marines, who served with distinction through three combat tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Captain Back died in 2015 while on active-duty due to the inner battles caused by these wars (22-A-Day) that plague many of our heroes long after the physical battle ends.

New Enlistment Banners

Less than 1% of all Americans serve in our nation's military. To help honor those who make such commitment, we will donate all banners honoring those who enlist the same year as the banner program display period.