VFW Post 9192 Commander Starts Mural Printing Business in Killeen
The commander of VFW Post 9192 in Killeen, Texas, has started a small business utilizing a vertical printing technique for murals. This initiative aims to fund programs for the post and cover the costs of specialized printing equipment.
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, October 19, 2026 —
The commander of VFW Post 9192 in Killeen, Texas, has started a small business that uses a vertical printing technique to create murals. The initiative is intended to generate funds for programs at the post and help cover the cost of specialized printing equipment.
The effort links the business’s printing work with two stated financial goals: supporting the post’s programs and paying for equipment used in the specialized process. The available information does not identify the programs that may receive funding or specify the equipment’s cost.
Details about the business remain limited. The commander’s name, the business’s name, when it began operating and where the mural work is offered were not provided. No information was available about customers, completed projects, prices or expected revenue. The specific vertical printing method and the type of equipment involved were also not described.
The initiative is described as a small business started by the post’s commander, but no further information was provided about its staffing, ownership structure or relationship to VFW Post 9192. It is also unclear how proceeds, if any, will be allocated between post programs and equipment expenses. The stated aim is to support both purposes, but no funding targets or timeline were supplied.
With those details unreported, the known scope of the effort is its use of vertical printing for murals and its intended support for the post and its equipment costs. Further specifics about the operation and its progress were not included in the information available.
Story summarized from the original created by Adam Schindler on www.kwtx.com, see more information here.
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