Posted on May 15, 2015
Army cap with velcro - a question ....
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Before reading the other comments, I had assumed it was to mount a small flashlight for night ops and keep your hands free for other stuff. I kinda want one now, flashlight is definitely what I would use it for.
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It is for these things. I used to wear these on our boonies. But you have to wear a very small square. UAV can see you very easily. If you have a huge square up there you will flash out your surroundings.
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Front: for flag or other hooah patch, back: name or callsign, top: IR tab.
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SPC Chad Kolod
Myself, I would like to think it is so you can attach a button like every other ball cap. Than you can feel like a civilian whenever you want!
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The velcro on top is for the little square that is for ID when using night vision goggles. I have a patch on the front of mine of an M18A-1 that reads 'FRONT TOWARD ENEMY'. For the back I leave unused. usually a name tag goes there ...Now drop your self !!
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infrared square which can be seeable from the air, kinda like you cat eyes
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Glint tape, just make sure u use a 1 inch square, we would not want the Air support to think your more than a trooper. Scouts Out
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I own a black version of this, but mine came with a grey-scale flag for the front.
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We used to wear those back in the day.....Yeah 75th SF Group Regiment. My finger was the safety and I grew a thick beard. Had a really cool OTV that I ordered from Ranger Joes. Can still here Pacino saying "Hooah!". Those were the days. We held our own on that FOB!
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