The Resupply Blog

Short answerPlenty of coffee companies use military imagery. Far fewer are owned and run by people who served. Check three things: whether a named veteran actually owns it, whether the company is small enough to still be accountable, and whether...

Nobody goes to a combat zone for the coffee. But everyone who's been there has a coffee story. Here's the unofficial field manual for surviving deployment on whatever caffeine you could scrounge — ranked from the bottom of the barrel to the stuff that made you briefly forget where you were.

Short answerEvery roast in the lineup is named for the unglamorous half of the job rather than the highlight reel. Firewatch is the duty nobody wants. 15W40 is engine oil. Hercules is the C-130. Each name points at the work,...

Short answerThere is no single military coffee. Dining facilities serve bulk institutional coffee bought on contract, field rations carry instant, and the 2026 ration update added caffeinated chews, gels and gums to the accessory pack. Everything is chosen for shelf...

Short answerMost veteran-focused coffee brands speak in the language of special operations, which describes a small fraction of everyone who served. Aerial Resupply Coffee is built for the planners, providers and maintainers who made those operations possible, and it roasts...