ABC 7 News WLS
October 04, 2014
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Sometimes a t-shirt is more than just a t-shirt and at a company called "Rags of Honor," a t-shirt is a lifeline for veterans who need a helping hand.
The t-shirts they produce look similar to any others. It's the workers who are different.
"It's the only company, silkscreen company and apparel company that we know of devoted to hiring homeless veterans," said founder Mark Doyle.
Tamika Holyfield trained other seamen in handling weapons during her six-year tenure in the navy.
"I did two years and a half at the Bartons Air Base in Afghanistan," she said. "I returned to hardship and turmoil. I didn't have a place to live so I was basically living out of my car."
Twenty-five-year-old Frank Beamon III was a sniper operating a 50-caliber machine gun atop an army vehicle in Afghanistan.
Both found their skills hard to market when they returned home.
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