Michael Klemmer

Aerial Resupply Coffee

I own and operate a veteran-themed coffee experience, dedicated to providing premium coffee to you, wherever you may be. I want to enable you to focus on your freedom, happiness, and sense of adventure by providing the necessary fuel for you to start your day, keep it going, or provide comfort. I love what I do, and I'm excited to grow.

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Founder

22ZERO

Board member for 22Zero.org. 

The mission: Heal veterans, law enforcement, and first responders who suffer from PTSD and Anxiety.

Board Member

Bacharach, Inc.

Oversees awards, compliance, and fulfillment of $13 million Department of Defense bonded inventory and direct contractual awards; Develops growth plans for service of both commercial and military leak detection installations, warranty repairs, and custom projects; Oversees service of Canadian Naval vessels with a contractual value of over $3 million. Ensures diversity of suppliers.

- Maintain ISO9001 Certification / Achieved 100% of 2020 Audit goals with 0 Infractions. 

- Met all Federal Acquisition Regulation / Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation compliance objectives for multiple long term contracts valued over $13 million

- Established digital training compliance program to meet the needs of 18 employees in remote work or geographically separated locations to rousing success. 

- Oversaw 10,000 sq ft. warehouse daily operations, inventory management, and purchasing requirements.

Director, Military Affairs and Service Business

Apex Clean Energy

Analyzed critical logistics project paths for over 30 wind and solar energy projects out through 2025; developed recommendations for increased management and coordination efficiencies which could realize 5% cost savings on $500 million projects. 

Constructed forensic financial modeling visualizing "Expected vs. Actual" project costs. 

Developed risk models for wind energy projects based on terrain, access, distribution capacity, and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor availability. 

Routinely engaged Third Party Logistics companies (3PLs) familiar with wind and solar energy to develop best practices, estimates, and remain engaged in industry insights. 

Supply chain forecasting
- Wind Turbine logistics
- Project Management
- Solar Array logistics and procurement
- Procurement methodologies
- Logistics and Transportation Risk
- Demand modeling
- Operations management
- 3PL engagement

Logistics Analyst - DOD Skillbridge Fellowship Program

US Army

Senior Operations Officer (BDE S3) - 59th Ordnance Brigade

Executive Officer - 832d Ordnance Battalion

Graduate Student

Recruiting Company Commander - 1st Recruiting Brigade

Forward Support Company Commander - 2d Cavalry Regiment

Battalion Supply Officer (S4) - 4th Infantry Division

Senior Imagery Technician - 1st Cavalry Division

Founder of Aerial Resupply Coffee | 4x Dad of the Year Award Winner | 2x Entrepreneur | Army Veteran

After 20 years in the U.S. Army supporting warfighters, I retired in 2020 and saw a gap—no brands truly reflected my values of putting others first. I created Aerial Resupply Coffee to change that.

We support our military, first responders, and law enforcement while giving back, hiring veterans and military spouses, and honoring those who make our country great.

Experience coffee with a mission. Shop now at https://www.aerialresupplycoffee.com and join a community that makes a difference.

I own and operate a veteran-themed coffee experience, dedicated to providing premium coffee to you, wherever you may be. I want to enable you to focus on your freedom, happiness, and sense of adventure by providing the necessary fuel for you to start your day, keep it going, or provide comfort. I love what I do, and I'm excited to grow.

www.aerialresupplycoffee.com

Want to be a distributor? Email info@aerialresupplycoffee.com for more information.

I am 80 years old.

And if I’m being honest, I probably shouldn’t be. 

I was a stupid kid once, angry at the world, furious at myself, convinced I knew everything while proving every day that I didn’t know a damn thing.

The Marine Corps saved me.

Not in some poetic, Hollywood way.
It saved me by breaking me.
By stripping away every excuse I had ever used to avoid becoming the man I needed to be.

I enlisted in ’65 because I was running out of places to run.
I had a temper. A chip on my shoulder. A tendency to solve problems with fists and bad decisions.

The Corps didn’t negotiate with that boy.
It killed him.

Parris Island wasn’t a rite of passage, it was a crucible.

I learned how to shut up.
How to listen.
How to stand when standing cost everything I had.

They taught me that pain ends, but quitting stays with you.

That discipline was just love in a harder language.

Vietnam came, and I learned what loyalty really meant.

Not flags. Not speeches. Not slogans.

Men.

You live for the Marine to your left.
You die for the Marine to your right.
And the world will never understand that kind of love.

Some of us came home.
Some didn’t.
I carry them still. Every day.

But here’s what matters:

I didn’t stay that angry kid.

When I got home, I had tools inside me I never had before.

I could endure.
I could commit.
I could choose better.

So I did.

I met a woman who was far too good for me.
I married her.
I learned to soften without weakening.
I learned to listen more than I spoke.

We had kids.
They had kids.
Now I sit at birthday parties watching grandchildren run around and I realize something:

Every single good thing in my life traces back to the day I earned the title Marine.

Not because the Corps made me invincible.
But because it taught me to be responsible.

To show up.
To mean what I say.
To put others before myself.
To get up every time I fall.
To love my family with the same loyalty I once learned in the jungle.

I built a career.
I built a home.
I built a life.

Not perfect, but worthy.

So now, at 80, on the Marine Corps Birthday, I sit with my coffee before the sun breaks and I whisper a quiet thank you.

Not to glory.
Not to war.
Not to uniforms or medals.

But to the Corps that took a reckless kid
and turned him into a husband, a father, a grandfather, a man.

That is the legacy.

Not the battles.
But the life that came after.

So here’s what I know to be true:

The Marine Corps doesn’t stay in your past.
It lives in your blood.

I may move slow.
My salute might take longer.
My voice might crack when the hymn starts.

But I stand.
Every year.
Every time.

Because I am a Marine.

Still.
Always.

And Marines don’t stop.

Not at 20.
Not at 40.
Not at 80.

Not ever.

- Ed

I roast coffee and people. 🇺🇸

Brandon M. Keenan

You ever look in the mirror and realize you’re the last line of defense between America and total collapse?

I do. Every morning. Usually while brushing my teeth with a tactical toothbrush I bought off a Facebook ad that promised “Civil War Readiness In 90 Days.”

People say I’m paranoid. 

Wrong. I’m prepared.

And by prepared, I mean I have consumed so many memes, rage-bait clips, and poorly edited YouTube videos with dramatic music that my entire belief system is basically a compilation playlist titled Things That Sound True Because Someone Said Them Loud Enough.

I don’t need to think for myself. That’s for academics and other weaklings.

Every morning I log in to see what I’m supposed to believe that day.

Is the economy collapsing?
Are the bees organizing?

Did a celebrity secretly endorse martial law?
Whatever the headline says is what my soul immediately absorbs and tattoo-guns into my worldview.

People say, “But have you thought about it?”

Brother, if I start thinking for myself, I might accidentally change my mind.
Then who am I?
What am I?
A man?
A sheep?
A critical thinker?
Absolutely not. 

Instead, I’ve joined nine Facebook groups all dedicated to preparing for the “inevitable.”
What’s inevitable? Doesn’t matter.
The groups will tell me when it’s time.

I’ve stockpiled supplies too, because when the Civil War breaks out, I’ll be ready.

My pantry looks like a doomsday subscription box threw up.
Cans.
Five-gallon water jugs.
And a laminated checklist called “When The Balloon Goes Up.”
I don’t know what balloon they’re talking about, but everybody in the group says it with such confidence that I nod automatically.

I’ve also got a survival vest I can barely lift above my waist.

Not because it’s heavy.

Because I haven’t worked out since Afghanistan, but that doesn’t matter.

When the fighting starts, adrenaline will surgically reattach the tendons I snapped lacing my boots.

People ask me which side I’m on.
Let me be clear: whichever one forms a militia the fastest.

Patriotism isn’t about ideology.
It’s about velocity.

If your side prints T-shirts, makes a logo, and hands out patches?

Brother, I’m enlisted.

I’ll be your foot soldier before the ink dries.
I don’t even need to understand the cause.

I just need someone to yell it at me in a video with subtitles and a bald eagle screeching in the background.

And when it happens, when the first shot is fired, I’ll be standing there in my driveway wearing a plate carrier I bought during a Memorial Day sale, screaming,

“This is what we were warned about,”
even though I have absolutely no idea what “this” is.

America needs thinkers.
But most importantly, it needs people like me
who proudly shout the opinions of others with absolute confidence and zero comprehension.

That’s what makes this nation strong.
And that’s why, when the civil war kicks off, I’ll be the first one there, saluting whatever flag my preferred Facebook group uploads that morning.

God Bless the Algorithm.

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