Military 'complaints' about my balmoral

[Riverkilt]

I'm with Pleater and Birdog - what's wrong with these guy's eyesight??? Scary to think they'll be picking targets. Seems a real Ranger would for sure know his own uniform in detail.

For a man to start punching a man (felony in most states I'd guess) over an article of clothing is pretty extreme....hopefully such a loose cannon would not be a member of our armed forces...he said hopefully.

Stand tall. Wear yours with pride. You certainly have a choice of answering questions or telling questioners what to do with their most intrusive comments.

Ron

[Pleater]

The berets I buy do have a ribbon in the leather edging, though it is rather thinner than the one for a balmoral.

A beret without the leather band and ribbon could be a bit schoolgirlish?

Maybe not elsewhere - I buy these in the military surplus shop, High Street, Poole, Dorset, England, where there is an assortment of kit from all over Europe, or at the shop in Bovington camp, where they have the tank museum and tend to stick to British issh. I must find a new green one, the moths have attacked mine, no holes but some serious trench digging.

The berets I make are, of course, a perfect fit so need no adjustment.

Still no excuse for not knowing the difference. Lets hope they get flash cards to learn friend from foe for each new assignment.

Anne the Pleater

[Nervous Jock]

this apparently is the non issue supplier of choice at the mo

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