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20th August 11, 07:44 AM
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Could someone please define what "proper occasion" means?
If one says that it is proper to wear military insignia on day wear civilian Highland attire because the kilt is "clothing, not a costume", does this mean it would also be appropriate to wear military insignia on western wear if attending a rodeo? Or on a leather jacket if going to a motorcycle rendezvous? Or how about on a suit coat or jacket when going to church or synagog for Divine services?
I think the key phrase is "proper occasion"-- taking part in a veteran's day parade with one's local VFW Chapter would seem like a proper occasion; going to the Kentucky Derby probably isn't.
Perhaps someone can explain why a Scottish Games is a proper occasion to wear military insignia with civilian clothing, but a British car show isn't?
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