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    Good observation. Most likely they funded the clothing and accessories on the cheap with personal funds or small scale fundraisers. The cadets do that often for needed items.
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    I'm mostly proud their drilling with fixed bayonets attached to those clunky M-14's. A right-handed spin downward to a Queen Anne's salute could spell trouble for a kilt. A frog (no baldric) for the platoon leader (officer's) saber. Thanks for the photo. I agree that without sporrans or visible sgian dubhs, they probably did supply their own uniforms.

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