Veterans Day 2022

As a company that works hard to preserve the tradition of Made in the USA, we are driven by our patriotism and love of the freedoms we have in this great nation.

A large part of that love for our country is rooted in a deep respect and gratitude for those men and women that have served in the Armed Forces.

(From Left to Right)
Daniel Sipko (Navy)
David “Tazz” Forster II (Navy)
Tim Goodreau (Navy)
Christine Foster (Air Force)
Allan Pashkow (Army)
Dallas Kio (Navy)
Angelica Drake (Air Force)

Not Pictured:
James Hanson (Navy & Army)
Daren Luce (Army)
Dennis Moore (Air Force & Navy)
Douglas Bell (Army)

Honoring Our Veterans

Every year, we try to do something to honor our employees that served our country. It certainly isn’t near enough to show our gratitude for the service they’ve given.

This year, we’re presenting our employees with a custom made sign that we fabricated in our metal shop!

Veterans Welcome to Apply

We always welcome veterans to apply to our positions at Control Chief. Service in the armed forces often provides specific training, education, and experience that is a perfect match for our needs as an electronics and technology manufacturer.

The military also instills a sense of personal dignity, teamwork, and an unmatchable work ethic.

We’re honored to have many veterans as a part of our Control Chief family!

If you would like to apply for a position at Control Chief, check out our Careers Page!

History of Veterans Day

November 11 was known for many years as “Armistice Day.” It was a celebration of the end of the fighting in World War I, at 11AM on the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month. 

After WWII, the focus of the holiday was expanded to honor all veterans who served in the United States Armed Forces. In 1954, Congress passed a law, signed into effect by President Eisenhower declaring the observance as a national holiday.

In 1968, the holiday was moved to the fourth Monday in November, but ten years later, it was moved back to the November 11 date, aligning it with the tradition of the Armistice Day observance.

For more information about Veterans Day, check out the Veterans Affairs official site.

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