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Laser Engraved 32 OZ Water Bottle with Associate Member Logo
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Laser Engraved 32 OZ Water Bottle with Associate Member Logo
This 32 oz laser engraved water bottle has a durable exterior wall that is made with high-grade 304 18/8 food grade steel, anti-rust and lead free, It's unbreakable and will stand up to heavy use through every season. These water bottles feature excellent temperature retention to keep your on-the-go beverages hot for 8 hours or cold for 24 hours, perfect for daily use.
Other features include:
- Polar Camel 32 oz Stainless Steel Water Bottle features double-wall vacuum insulation with a screw on lid.
- The screw on lid features an easy flip top, soft rubber finger hold, raised ridges for easy opening and closing, and a rigid & removable straw for easy cleaning.
- Features one handed operation to open the straw. No need to turn the bottle up to drink! Just sip it from the straw opening.
- It is 2X heat & cold resistant compared to a normal travel mug and is BPA and lead-free.
- Powder coated finish
- Fits most cup holders
- Hand wash only
- Manufactured by Polar Camel and engraved by County Road Custom Millwork
Please contact the assistant quartermaster Dave Hathaway at ffhathaway@msn.com with any questions regarding placing your order.
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Is the rifle that the Sentinel carries loaded?
Tomb Guards carry fully functional M14 rifles. Given the current climate surrounding the relatively recent tragic events in Canada (attack upon the guard at the Canadian War Memorial), we will no longer be answering questions relating to specifics regarding current security and armament at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We appreciate your understanding.
Rest assured, that the US Army has the post secured as it has been since we started guard duty at the shrine in 1926.
