Veteran Business Names + Free Logos

A term for shoes or sneakers in the military, "GoFasters" is descriptive of your product, speaks directly to a target market of former members, and pays homage to years of service in the military. This name is easy to remember.

"Jawa" and "Joe" are both commonly used military terms that refer to soldiers stationed in the desert. This name could be used for a restaurant that sells Middle East-inspired food or even a business that specializes in survival gear for hot and dry climates.

"Bravo" is a great word to use in a veteran business name because it means "congratulations" and is also frequently used in the phonetic alphabet. Use this catchy name to give your veteran clients the idea that your recruitment business helps former service members find employment successfully.

This name uses the phonetic alphabet to convey the notion of A to Z, meaning your business will handle everything to get the job done. The name is versatile and, depending on your services, can be tweaked according to your business's specialty.

"Fidelis" means "faithful" in Latin and is used by different uniformed branches of the U.S. military, like the Marine Corps and U.S. Coastguard, as part of their mottos.​ This name is memorable and will strike an emotional note with veterans.

This name brings to mind Veterans Day or Armistice Day, celebrated annually on November 11. By using it in your name, you'll be communicating the deep respect and reverence you have for veterans and fallen service members.

Another slang term used in the military, "crumb catcher" means "mouth" to service members and veterans. This name works great for a business that sells tasty snacks and on-the-go meals to hardworking patriots.

This name references Independence Day and is perfect for a restaurant that serves American classics like hotdogs, burgers, and bagels. The name is abstract but will inspire customers and fellow veterans to try out your food every day of the week.

This name is the English translation of the Marine Corps motto, "Semper Fidelis." By using it as your business name, you'll let fellow veterans know which branch you served in and communicate that your business follows the same principles of dedication, service, and care.

"Hat Up" is military slang for "move" or "move out." The phrase works really well for a relocation business, transport business, or a moving company. Other veterans will immediately know why you chose it for your business, and it doesn't hurt that the name is easy to pronounce.