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Nothing Fancy Here - just good old drives for non-image files in bluk, on the cheap. I use these all the time to provide clients copies of their case documents. Read more

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Customers find the flash drives reliable and easy to use, with good storage capacity that can hold up to 230 jpgs.
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Nothing Fancy Here - just good old drives for non-image files in bluk, on the cheap. I use these all the time to provide clients copies of their case documents. Read more
This 10 pack of 2GB Thumb Drives was the perfect low cost way to share a special event video with several friends. They come already formatted, just copy your data to them and you're done. Read more
Excellent for what I needed. I love the colors and I can attach the Lanyard to each one. They can be kept that way or you can add them to a keychain or do copy onto your device and save the Fash Drive in a special spot. I was a bit worried about the quality as the price was great but I'm very happy with this purchase. Read more
THESE ARE REASONABLE FOR THE PRICE. HOWEVER I HAD TWO THAT WOULD NOT REGISTER ONMY COMPUTER AND ONE THAT CAME APART. Read more
So far they are working fine. Definitely a great value for the money. Happy with this purchase. Read more
Great Price and the quantity we needed Read more
These flash drives work exactly as expected. Transfer speeds are good, storage capacity is accurate, and they’re easy to use right out of the box. The build quality feels solid, and they’ve been reliable with no issues so far. Great value for the price and perfect for backups, file transfers, and everyday use. Would definitely purchase again. Read more
That was a delightful evening. I really enjoyed interacting with the WAC staff at the event. Wonderful people. The venue is always very nice. Admiral Roughead’s presentation was great. I learned so much about his impressive background and experience sand the operation of the Department of Defense and the Navy through his presentation. I was very impressed with his personal experiences in dealing with China’s Navy. His personal and professional experiences as represented in his presentation were very intriguing and interesting and impressive. I felt honored to simply be in his presence. I never realized the amount of personnel interactions between the US Navy and the Navy’s of other countries that occurs. It really gave me a good feeling about the process the U.S. Navy Commanders may utilize to engage with their oppositions. Yet I now know that they have to have the political and weapon-based support necessary to achieve the positive results they desire from those interactions. I know that I would attend any other presentation Admiral Roughead makes to which I could attend. I would look forward to hearing him speak again if possible. This was a very nice and positive choice by the Council. I was not as impressed with the video based China Town Hall as I was with Admiral Roughead’s presentation. While the answers to the questions posed to the two-person panel were very enlightening in a limited respect to the question, there was not sufficient background information presented to allow for a full understanding of the nature and depth of the answers to the current situation and possible future situations. It was clear that the current hostile action being taken against Iran creates an extensive opportunity for China to expand their influence and supports their freedom to act in their sole country’s interests in the Indo-Pacific region, contrary to the interests of the U.S. and contrary to interests and wishes of U.A. Allies in the region. That left me with the feeling that the U.S. deescalation of the “war” against Iran would not only create a better environment in the Middle East and the world financial condition, but it could also start reducing China’s principal influencer position and actor in the Indo-Pacific region. However, even if this comes to past, it seems it will take a decade or more to return the U.S. and China relationship regarding influence relationships to what it was before the “war” against Iran. Read more
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