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31st August 05, 04:58 AM
#1
Sorry should have mentioned this earlier: there are some rather tedious military moments when it is sensible to lie down-and stay lying down for quite long periods.
Then the effect of hot sunshine on the back of the knees-exposed bits of thigh etc, can be very nasty. Further not a situation where sun lotion can be applied.
One of the reasons why though issued with shorts and wearing them for training/parades etc-for those more interesting occasions we would wear long trousers.
In essence, whilst there is every good reason for soldiers to wear the kilt on many occasions-for their comfort etc. Active service is not one of them.
James
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31st August 05, 01:14 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by James
One of the reasons why though issued with shorts and wearing them for training/parades etc-for those more interesting occasions we would wear long trousers.
In essence, whilst there is every good reason for soldiers to wear the kilt on many occasions-for their comfort etc. Active service is not one of them.
James
The "we": is that the teacher "we" or the one of the soldiers in the next sentence "we"?
WW2 North Africa comes to mind when we discuss soldiers in shorts.
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