Military Brat Hats

Military brat is the name grown-up military kids claim for themselves, and it covers more people than most expect. One estimate puts about 1 in 25 Americans in that group, and brats often pass through four to twelve schools on the way to graduation. April is the Month of the Military Child, set up in 1986 by Defense Secretary Casper Weinberger, and adult brats designated April 30 as National Military Brats Day in 2016. The dandelion is the community's symbol on pins and stickers. These Military Brat hats are for the kid, not the service member or the spouse, who already have Funny Veteran Hats and Military Spouse Hats of their own. The badges name the branch: Military Brat, Army Brat and Air Force Brat. The sentence designs carry the insider bits from brat lists across the military press: a hometown answer that needs an attached list, friends scattered across time zones, a childhood with a gate guard, and a habit of telling time in 24 hours. Where am I from? It's complicated is the question every brat has answered at a party. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Wear one for yourself, or send one to the sibling who changed schools right alongside you.