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Port Authority Commuter Briefcase with Centennial Logo BG307
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Port Authority Commuter Briefcase with Centennial Logo BG307
This sleek, durable bag helps expedite travel with a checkpoint-friendly clamshell opening, strategically placed padding for added tech protection and ample room for your belongings.
- 1,680 denier ballistic polyester
- Front organization panel with media pockets, business card pocket and pen holders.
- Interior fan-file diver
- Padded adjustable and detachable shoulder strap
- Pullman style carrying handles
- Laptop sleeve dimensions: 10.5’’ high by 15.5’’ wide and 1’’ deep; fits most 15’’ laptops
- Dimensions: 13’’ high by 16.75’’ wide by 5.5’’ deep.
- 1,198 cubic inches of storage space
The bags are black in color and can be embroidered with one of four available full color logos: Tomb Guard Badge, Society Badge logo, Centennial or Associate Member logo. Each logo measures 3.5’’ in diameter. Each bag is embroidered to order and will ship directly from our embroiderer. Additional embroidery such as name or badge number is available, contact the quartermaster for information and pricing.
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Did you know?
Do you guard in a blizzard or a bad thunderstorm?
YES, but the accomplishment of the mission and welfare of the Soldier are never put at risk. The Tomb Guards have contingencies that are ready to be executed if the weather conditions ever place the Soldiers at risk of injury or death (i.e. lightning, high winds, etc). This ensures that Sentinels can continue the mission while ensuring safety. It is the responsibility of the Chain of Command from the Sergeant of the Guard to the Regimental Commander to ensure mission accomplishment and soldier welfare at all times.
It was erroneously reported that during Hurricane Isabel, the Sentinels were ordered to abandon their posts for shelter and that they refused. No such order was ever given. All proper precautions were taken to ensure the safety of the Sentinels while accomplishing their mission. Risk assessments are constantly conducted by the Chain of Command during changing conditions to ensure that soldier welfare is maintained during mission accomplishment.
