Posted on Jun 16, 2014
If you could remove one AR 670-1 regulation which would it be?
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Michael Horne
I have to agree with the Major why have pockets if you can’t put your hands in them to keep them warm.
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Anything relating to the wearing of a cape. No one should be allowed to wear a cape...ever...under any circumstance...unless you're at a Halloween party...dressed as Dracula. Other than that - no capes.
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COL (Join to see) - All that follows presumes that the only outer garment permitted by AR 670-1 is still the "boat" cloak. The last time I was dressed in "white tie" I was no where near the air intakes of a jet engine.
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COL (Join to see)
CPT (Join to see), that's the kind of thinking that gets people sucked into jet engines.
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Oh well, I am very fatalistic. ;-) Nevertheless if the Marines find it to be acceptable for wear, that's good enough for me. Their uniform looks very nice and I never heard anyone confuse their mess dress with anything other than a uniform.
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Boonie caps can on occasion affect your ability to hear the enemy (especially at night).
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MSG William Hesser
CPT (Join to see) - We in the SF always used 'boonie' hats. and it does not hinder your ability to hear. In fact it 'cups' the noise onto your ear much better.
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I was an 18A and I usually used a PC at night whenever in Europe or other non-"buggy" places. They taught us back in the dark ages that hearing was not enough, but directional perception was enhanced by a bare ear. The new tech may have solved that problem for this crop of troopers.
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