Commercial travel in uniform; opinion?

Other. If required to wear it, wear it. If allowed to wear it, wear if if you so choose. If forbidden from wear, don't wear.

I would wager that for the majority of us in the military (men even more so) it is pretty easy to pick out who is (or likely) military regardless of the clothing they are wearing. It is the way we walk, talk, even stand.

I personally don't have an issue if Soldiers wear their uniform on domestic flights, as long as they don't look jacked up. I flew from Augusta to Albany two weeks ago and had to make two on the spot corrections. The first was a female specialist with her hair down, hand in pocket, talking and walking on her phone. Three of my pet peeves rolled into one. At first the female told me "it's not that serious" but after I asked for her unit information she bunned her hair back up. The second was a SGT with one of the most jacked up set of ASU's I have ever seen. Ribbon rack wasn't straight, dirty, strings hanging off chest pockets, definitely off the quarter and eighth inch measurements. Luckily I had time between fights in Atlanta so I could square him away. As I stated in the beginning of this rant, I don't have an issue if Soldiers are in uniform on domestic flights; however, your uniform better be squared away before you step foot out of your house. It's not going to a garrison where thousands of Soldiers will help you out, you are on the national stage at that point representing those of us who respect our uniforms and what they stand for.

Utility uniform shouldn't be worn on commercial flights period. And what boils my blood even more is when people are shopping at the mall with them on, just for attention.