New 10-8 NATION Tee Shirts- GREAT looking Shirt!

[swat_op506]

I designed these and just got them from the printer- only a few in each size!!


http://www.ebay.com/itm/10-8-NATION-...item35e2c644ad

[just joe]

Most officers won't have any idea what the shirt means. Many years ago when I worked at a dept that used 10 codes, a 10-8 was an assault.

[swat_op506]

Google "10 codes" and look at 10-8 in almost regions it is "in service".
22+ years in and in both FL and TN it's a universal.

Most officers get it.

[chapwolfe]

We still use 10-codes. At the risk of being dense and behind the curve what is the significance of adding "nation" to it?

[swat_op506]

We still use 10-codes. At the risk of being dense and behind the curve what is the significance of adding "nation" to it?

I was looking for something in a slogan that was somewhat unifying, in light of recent events...

[just joe]

Google "10 codes" and look at 10-8 in almost regions it is "in service".
22+ years in and in both FL and TN it's a universal.

Most officers get it.

I don't need to google anything. I worked in a dept with 10 codes and 10-8 was an assault, so it is not universal. Actually, I have worked at several depts with 10 codes and the code did not mean "in service" at any of them. Nor does it mean "in service" with the 88 county sheriff's offices in Ohio and the PDs they dispatch for, nor does it mean "in-service" anywhere in the Ohio State Highway Patrol system. I was simply trying to point out that from a marketing perspective, 10-8 does not have a universal meaning.

[RR_Security]

In my state, anybody who is part of "the nation" would probably get it. In my Air Force days, we used 10-8, too.

In NH, they use 10-1 for in service. I forgot what 10-8 was, and had to look it up: transporting subject. There goes my chance to claim "proficiency in a foreign language."

[swat_op506]

I don't need to google anything. I worked in a dept with 10 codes and 10-8 was an assault, so it is not universal. Actually, I have worked at several depts with 10 codes and the code did not mean "in service" at any of them. Nor does it mean "in service" with the 88 county sheriff's offices in Ohio and the PDs they dispatch for, nor does it mean "in-service" anywhere in the Ohio State Highway Patrol system. I was simply trying to point out that from a marketing perspective, 10-8 does not have a universal meaning.

Really did mean to set you off, brother.
Just talking about mostly universal in Fl and TN.
Have a great 2015.

[just joe]

Sorry to be ****y. Ebay has a big reach. I clicked on your link and I did not see what you wanted me to see, so I wanted to pass that on. I apologize.

[SmallCityCop]

Do you have these shirts in Size L?

[swat_op506]

Do you have these shirts in Size L?

I sure do!

[afammo]

NC. and PA. and Federal, it means in service. What is the cost? Stay safe.

[BiteThePullet]

10-8 is "in service" in my county and city.

swat_op: Do you do special orders? PM me

[nemesis]

I'm looking for custom apparel (Institution or state logo patch) for my agency. Right now, the officer who places orders is using hero247.com. We're looking for a vendor with a larger selection. Any ideas?