Posted on Mar 24, 2021
Does anyone actually use the pocket in their Patrol Cap?
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I am really enjoying the new hot weather uniforms we have but I'm not a fan of the Patrol Cap. I have been in long enough to recall the old caps that didn't have an pocket. Has anyone used the pocket in their cap? I wouldn't mind a thinner cap to be honest.
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That's where I keep my radio report templates (9 line, salute, UXO, etc...)
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I've utilized it to hold a spare nine line or other info cards and maps that I might find handy.
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The map flap has been part of the BDU cap since at least 1997 when I joined. And yes, I have used it... for maps.
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SFC Casey O'Mally
SGT Donna Millar - CPT (Join to see) is no longer an LT. I have to assume he not only knows what a map is, he can actually orient it. (Using it... well... I mean he's not a Major, yet, so that one is iffy....)
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SGT Donna Millar
SFC Casey O'Mally
Yeah wasn’t necessarily suggesting the CPT didn’t know what a map is. Just other solidifies who may read this in the future (read that as ‘young’). I’ve seen posts on here several years old with some really unique views coming from the next generation. Getting rid on Drill & Ceremonies comes to mind.
Yeah wasn’t necessarily suggesting the CPT didn’t know what a map is. Just other solidifies who may read this in the future (read that as ‘young’). I’ve seen posts on here several years old with some really unique views coming from the next generation. Getting rid on Drill & Ceremonies comes to mind.
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SGT Donna Millar
SFC Casey O'Mally and of course autocorrect strikes again. That should say ‘soldiers’
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SFC Casey O'Mally
SGT Donna Millar - Roger. I was just taking an opportunity for a little good-natured tweaking of our fine Officers.
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