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Under Armour Research Paper

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Good Afternoon, I have been a devoted customer of Under Armour since I was a Soldier in the United States Army. I own 4 Men's UA ColdGear® Armour Compression Mock, 6 Men’s UA Heat Compression shirts, 2 UA Hoodies, UA Elevate 22oz. Tritan™ Flip Top Water Bottle. The UA Coldgear survived in perfect condition a tour in Iraq 2004 -2005 to include Fullajah and Najaf. I am also a soccer player in for FC Sachsen in Germany (Currently a US Department of Defense Employee assigned in Germany). Quickly after noticing my addiction and dedication to your sportswear, over 3/4ths of the team owns UA products (Great Expansion in Europe by the way). My son plays soccer and ofcourse I ensure that he has the best with 2 UA ColdGear® Armour Compression Mock. Now,

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