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    Another tartan I'm gonna have to have...

    Yeah, addiction full force. This here I've been looking for some time. It's the U.S. Air Force tartan. It's classified as "unofficial" but it's been associated with the Air Force for some time, so good enough for me. The other option would the USAF Reserves Pipe band. I was never in the USAFR nor their pipe band, so no.

    I read somewhere that this tartan is also known as the "Lady Jane." That in itself reminds me of one of my favorite band's best albums...

    Am I just reaching for straws with that last one? Perhaps.


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    So are you X-AF?
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    That is a beautiful tartan. Does it remind you of Jane's addiction or Tom Petty - Last dance with Mary Jane?

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    Nice tartan! I like the colors. I've seen pics of the Army, Marines and Air Force tartans, and they look noice! I never knew that there were tartans for the US military until a few days ago. I should have posted the pics, but, I forget the site that the pics were on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by highlandcelt
    Nice tartan! I like the colors. I've seen pics of the Army, Marines and Air Force tartans, and they look noice! I never knew that there were tartans for the US military until a few days ago. I should have posted the pics, but, I forget the site that the pics were on.
    That would be Alexis Malcolm Kilts

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    Quote Originally Posted by Livingston
    That would be Alexis Malcolm Kilts
    Yep! That was the site! I googled 'KILT PICS" and that site came up on the list.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KiltedCodeWarrior
    So are you X-AF?
    Yes I sure am. Four years of active duty. Spent two years in Germany and two years in Utah.


    That is a beautiful tartan. Does it remind you of Jane's addiction or Tom Petty - Last dance with Mary Jane?

    Actually, I love both of those. But, what I was referring to is a band called Converge and their album "Jane Doe."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tattoobradley
    Yeah, addiction full force. This here I've been looking for some time. It's the U.S. Air Force tartan. It's classified as "unofficial" but it's been associated with the Air Force for some time, so good enough for me. The other option would the USAF Reserves Pipe band. I was never in the USAFR nor their pipe band, so no.

    I read somewhere that this tartan is also known as the "Lady Jane." That in itself reminds me of one of my favorite band's best albums...

    Am I just reaching for straws with that last one? Perhaps.

    I have a book of uniform plates from the Company of Military Historians, and one of them depicts the USAFR Pipes and Drums in the 1960's; before they adopted the "Lady Jane" tartan, the band wore the Mitchell Tartan, in honour of General William "Billy" Mitchell, who was one of the advocates of modern air power.

    The Billy Mitchell Scottish Pipe Band wears the Mitchell Tartan:

    http://www.billymitchellscottish.org/home.html

    Russells, Roses and Galbraiths will recognise the tartan, as it is also "theirs" as well!

    Cheers,

    Todd

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    Russells, Roses and Galbraiths will recognise the tartan, as it is also "theirs" as well!
    Todd,

    I think you mean that Russells, HUNTERS, and Galbraiths share the same tartan as the Mitchells. The Clan Rose has a few tartans of their own, and this ain't one of them. :-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome
    Todd,

    I think you mean that Russells, HUNTERS, and Galbraiths share the same tartan as the Mitchells. The Clan Rose has a few tartans of their own, and this ain't one of them. :-)
    Oh good grief!

    Yes, I did mean the HUNTERS -- where on earth did I get the Roses thrown in there?

    T.

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