Is there an Army Regulation that has anything to do with MOP gear being worn in certain climates?

I’m guessing this kid is a barracks lawyer who knows everything but surprisingly can never get promoted because the system is rigged?

Training is year round and ongoing. As long as appropriate safety precautions are being taken to prevent/reduce risk he has little to bring to the table. He is welcome to bring forward a complaint but he needs to be absolute positive that wrong doing is being done because he will be under the white hot light of scrutiny regardless

Endure the suck, suck it up snowflake, and drive on, best of luck with being a blue falcon, once you have that title you won’t get rid of it....this is the crap that made me get out, too many crybabies, wanting military life to be easy

All I can say is back in 1996 in Okinawa Japan 93 degrees, 87% humidity we wore full MOP gear for a road march. No field showers, by day 3 of field operations our black combat boots where white from salt.

Tell your buddy the IG is different from a Union.

In order to maintain readiness you need to be able to operate under any conditions in any environment. As long as your command has a solid risk assessment with proper mitigation there is no reason to cancel training. This is especially true if you plan on deploying to or operating in a hot or arid environment. The Army even accounts for it in logistical planning guides.

If we can get a universal agreement that no chemical or biological weapons will be utilized by any aggressor force during the summer heat the training we won't have to train under such conditions.

24/7/ anywhere in the world, try wearing it in the Painted Desert, NTC, Su
audi/Kuwait.