I'd like the opinion of you vets out there

[Mr. MacDougall]

As a squid, I'm with the jarheads... wear the service tartans with pride and respect, and it's all good.

[SteveB]

Go for what you like. As the rest have said.

[Skyelander]

As a U.S. Navy officer, I would be honored to see you in a U.S. military tartan kilt for the contributions you have made to our service members. Wear it proudly. You have my support!

[Carolina Kiltman]

As a U.S. Navy officer, I would be honored to see you in a U.S. military tartan kilt for the contributions you have made to our service members. Wear it proudly. You have my support!

Also ex Navy officer, you have my support too. I remember WWII all too well (I was too young to be in it, though) and the whole idea of team that permeated our neighborhood and city. Gopherit!

[Captain Karrot]

As a squid, I'm with the jarheads... wear the service tartans with pride and respect, and it's all good.

Ditto....

[jordanjm]

I vaguely remember reading about someone who had Matt Newsome design a contractor's Tartan, but I may be wrong.

[Riverkilt]

Few are on the front lines, but the team is huge - goes all the way back to the guy who mines the ore to make the weapons and the parents who gave us life and raised us to want to serve... They are team tartans.

If you're helping make the term "bracketing" obsolete in the Artillary world, more power to you.

Semper Fi
Ron

[Ozman1944]

I wear a "Leatherneck" to honor the Marines whom I admire; I have no personal Military connections whatsoever.

[Paige Moor]

For some reason, I thought you meant veterinarians when I clicked on this forum.. argh, I would have been so good.

[Caddy One]

Go For It