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Picture on right was me in June 1970 . By July we ditched that worth less suicide strap crap and went with a pistol belt .
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I was in from 91 until 2001 and I can only think of maybe two occasions I wore the class B uniform on duty, generally it was reserved for a special occasion.
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Because people got tired of spending $150 on a new pair of pants after wrestling a drunk
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Really explain in simple just because it's no longer a military uniform Military Police are used to have 40 for uniforms we had the khakis we had to fatigues we had our summer "A's" winter "A's" but somewhere down the road someone felt we need to save money so they cut back on the uniforms
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For on duties I think mp should not wear class b do to the physical aspect of the job and it makes them a soft target wearing a Class B uniform on duty. But for ceremonial purposes I believe and he should wear the Class B uniforms.
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I would say that it is the same reason that we don't use the Class B uniform for daily use in other garrison functions. We don't normally wear the Class B for anything.
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LTC Paul Labrador
SSG (Join to see) - That is true, and most folks at the Pentagon DO wear Class B's daily. But they are still only a very small percentage of the overall force.
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LTC Paul Labrador - oh thanks I did not know that the Pentagon went back to Class B's last I knew they were still in ACU's.
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It has been many years, 14 to be exact,since I was an active duty MP but when we did "OFF Post" patrols over seas we ware B's. Is that still the same?
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SFC (Join to see) - not for any ware that I have been but I know that was done in the past. I don't think that it still is but I can only speak on where I was when I was there.
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