SPIRIT OF 9-11 LET'S ROLL U.S. AIR FORCE
USPTO Trademark Record · Serial No. 78162835
Trademark details
SPIRIT OF 9-11 LET'S ROLL U.S. AIR FORCE is a trademark. Serial number of that application is 78162835.
It was initially claimed by Department of the Air Force, an agency of the United States on 20020911.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:Metal key chains, trophies of common metal, metal name plates, and sculptures of non-precious metal, Magnetically encoded credit cards, Vehicles, namely, airplanes, helicopters, automobiles, trucks, aircraft maintenance vehicles, and space vehicles, Watches, rings being jewelry, belt buckles for clothing of precious metal, tie tacks, jewelry lapel pins, ornamental lapel pins, clocks, non-monetary coins, cigarette lighters of precious metal, and sculptures of precious metal, Office supplies, namely, pen and pencil sets, note books, writing paper pads, note paper pads, stationery, coasters made of paper, calendars, daily planners, desk top planners, paperweights, 3-ring binders, posters, stationery-type portfolios and stickers; telephone calling cards, not magnetically encoded; business cards; credit cards without magnetic coding; playing cards; decals; postcards; greeting cards; informational flyers to educate the public on Department of Air Force programs; pilot lo, Briefcases, gym bags, duffle bags, and backpacks, Giftware, namely, non-metal key chains, plaques, non-metal name plates and non-metal trophies, Travel mugs, beer mugs, and shot glasses, Towels; fabric flags; and bedding, namely, bed blankets, throws, bedspreads and comforters, Apparel, namely, t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, athletic shorts, swim suits, jackets, coats, golf shirts, polo shirts, athletic socks, sweatbands, ball caps and visors, Games and playthings, namely, paper airplanes, scale model airplanes, toy airplanes, toy cars, toy trucks, soft sculpture plush toys, stuffed toy bears, and toy space vehicles; and sporting articles, namely, golf clubs, Production and distribution of radio and television commercials promoting public awareness of the importance of the Department of the Air Force, Providing on-line information and news in the field of employment training via a website on a global computer network; educational services, namely, providing courses of instruction at the college level on matters pertaining to the United States Air Force, including distributing course material in connection therewith; training on matters pertaining to the United States Air Force, namely, providing training in the use and operation of weapon systems, trainers for these weapon systems, and system.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): William H. Anderson.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
It was initially claimed by Department of the Air Force, an agency of the United States on 20020911.
That brand applies to the following goods and services:Metal key chains, trophies of common metal, metal name plates, and sculptures of non-precious metal, Magnetically encoded credit cards, Vehicles, namely, airplanes, helicopters, automobiles, trucks, aircraft maintenance vehicles, and space vehicles, Watches, rings being jewelry, belt buckles for clothing of precious metal, tie tacks, jewelry lapel pins, ornamental lapel pins, clocks, non-monetary coins, cigarette lighters of precious metal, and sculptures of precious metal, Office supplies, namely, pen and pencil sets, note books, writing paper pads, note paper pads, stationery, coasters made of paper, calendars, daily planners, desk top planners, paperweights, 3-ring binders, posters, stationery-type portfolios and stickers; telephone calling cards, not magnetically encoded; business cards; credit cards without magnetic coding; playing cards; decals; postcards; greeting cards; informational flyers to educate the public on Department of Air Force programs; pilot lo, Briefcases, gym bags, duffle bags, and backpacks, Giftware, namely, non-metal key chains, plaques, non-metal name plates and non-metal trophies, Travel mugs, beer mugs, and shot glasses, Towels; fabric flags; and bedding, namely, bed blankets, throws, bedspreads and comforters, Apparel, namely, t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, athletic shorts, swim suits, jackets, coats, golf shirts, polo shirts, athletic socks, sweatbands, ball caps and visors, Games and playthings, namely, paper airplanes, scale model airplanes, toy airplanes, toy cars, toy trucks, soft sculpture plush toys, stuffed toy bears, and toy space vehicles; and sporting articles, namely, golf clubs, Production and distribution of radio and television commercials promoting public awareness of the importance of the Department of the Air Force, Providing on-line information and news in the field of employment training via a website on a global computer network; educational services, namely, providing courses of instruction at the college level on matters pertaining to the United States Air Force, including distributing course material in connection therewith; training on matters pertaining to the United States Air Force, namely, providing training in the use and operation of weapon systems, trainers for these weapon systems, and system.
Currently that trademark is represented by trademark attorney(s): William H. Anderson.
You can learn more about that trademark on the USPTO website: View the USPTO record
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