Thin Line Colors Meanings Explained

Displaying these colors recognizes and honors all those who serve others and have given their lives to protect ours.
FIRST RESPONDERS		MILITARY
Every 68 hours, a police officer is killed in the line of duty.The Thin Blue Line honors all those who serve in law enforcement, including Police Officers & Sheriffs University Police & K-9 Officers SWAT Officers & Secret Service Agents Marshalls & TSA Officers Public Safety Officials & Peace Officers Security Guards & FEMA Officials	Click Here to Order Thin Blue Line Products	U.S. Air Force U.S. Navy
The Thin Red Line honors all those who serve in fire protection, It is also called “The Thin Red Line of Courage”, honoring All Firefighters including: State and federal government firefighters Volunteer firefighters, and private department firefighters. Red Cross Members, Security Guards, Private Investigators, Lifeguards, ATF Agents, AmeriCorps Officials, and State Guards.		U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Marine Corps
Border Patrol Agents Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians Court Officers Environmental Police Animal Control Officers Park Rangers, AEMT Officials Fish and Wildlife Officers Diplomatic Security.		United States Army U.S. Military Police
The Thin White Line represents EMS Officials. Paramedics and Emergency Medical Technicians. Doctors, Nurses, Physician Assistants Correction Officers, Wardens Dispatchers, Coroners, Probation Officers Air Marshals, Civil Air Patrol, Air Traffic Controllers, DEA Agents, and ICE Agents.		National Guard Members Veterans
The Thin Gray Line honors all those who serve in correctional institutions, including Corrections Officers Prison guards Probation officers Parole officers, bailiffs, and jailers.		If a Military meaning exists, it is unknown to us at this time.
Tow Truck Drivers Security Guards, Loss Prevention Rescue Personnel Dispatchers. Public safety telecommunication Police, fire and ambulance dispatchers		If a Military meaning exists, it is unknown to us at this time.
The Thin Gold Line represents Dispatchers. Honoring all those who serve in public safety telecommunication, including police, fire and ambulance dispatchers.		Notes The gold and yellow lines have been used interchangeably, but more recently, the distinction has been acknowledged.
The Thin Orange Line represents Search and Rescue Personnel .
	IMAGE COMING SOON	Thin NWU Line — United States Navy
	IMAGE COMING SOON	Thin ACU Line — United States Army
	IMAGE COMING SOON	Thin Tiger Stripe Line — Air Force
	IMAGE COMING SOON	Thin Blue Line with Lightning Bolt — S.W.A.T. (Special Weapons And Tactics)