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    Not sure this look will catch on in the British Army


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    I still have my Cav Hat and wear it on occasion.

    But some things must have changed since I wore it on duty.
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    I still have and wear my Stetson and spurs!!
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    Well I have seen the Australian "slouch" hat and the Kiwi version worn with a British(commonwealth) army uniform and they looked just fine.I used to wear,as we all did, an Aussie hat with the side down on the ranges at Bisley.Of course we must not forget the Gurkhas with their form of "slouch" hat.
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    There's something about the Aussie "slouch" hat that looks sharp as all get out, when it's worn properly. Cant get my head around the cav hat though...

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    Well Last time I was in the CAV! we gave them to our UK counterparts as a sign of goodwill.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CelticRanger66 View Post
    Well Last time I was in the CAV! we gave them to our UK counterparts as a sign of goodwill.
    Well I suppose those wide brims will stop the rain getting in when they are swanning around the countryside in their tanks(not talking about kilts here!) with the hatches open!Sorry all, I am only jealous, I had to march!
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    Would NOT want to anger the Yank...looks like he has his "stuff" in a group for sure.

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    Can someone translate what we are looking at here?

    I can't 'read the stickers' of foreign ranks and units.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleater View Post
    Can someone translate what we are looking at here?

    I can't 'read the stickers' of foreign ranks and units.


    Baroness Anne the mirthful of Fritterton on the Heath
    Anne - I think what we are seeing is a British Army Major (on the left) wearing a US cavalry hat. The Sergeant on the right is wearing a US uniform. My guess is that the Brit was on some form of exchange program with a US Cavalry unit.

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