Colours, aging and longetivity will depend on the varying quality of berets such as Belgique, Parkhurst, DND-Issue. Much like the quality of the soldier and his appearance, it sometimes becomes apparent upon first glance.
The Librarian said:Actually, we call for fadeable material in the contract!! No, but seriously, that way, we can tell from a distance who's got TI (that's Time-In). >
George Wallace said:Well we could mention the fact that is the light reflecting off the beret at various different angles causing it to refract at different wavelengths causing distortion to the visual spectrum thus confusing the brain when the eye translates the image into neuron impulses and causing one to actually think that they are seeing a colour that in fact they are not due to the intiricate ways that the brain works.
Sig_Des said:And what did your first RSM say to your scientific response when he asked you why your beret was so faded, George? ;D
old man neri said:www.logistikunicorp.com
You can probably find a beret there, not sure if it is the one your looking for. I don't think you can do name tags there.
PAT-Platoon said:Question regarding this website, it says I am not eligible to use the logistik service. Is this because I have not finished BMQ and am not an "official" member of the CF or?
As well, what exactly do they sell there? What is "non-operational clothing"?
cdnaviator said:Dont waste your money....go to your unit suply section or Orderly room and get some FREE ones ordered
Matt_Fisher said:True, if you want to wait for several months to get your nametapes through the system, or you can spend a little with us and get them within a few days. Your choice.
boehm said:30 days would be nice. I've been waiting over a year and a half now. :
The Librarian said:Can you read? If it's been over 30 days...there's a problem, at clothing!! Obviously yours were never ordered!!
If they were ordered...the contractor has 30 days to deliver. Exactly my point, if it's more than 30 days...talk to clothing.
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Matt_Fisher said:If it were a perfect world, then we wouldn't have been in business over 23 years supplying troops with that which the system does not. You're right about the contractual obligations, as I've talked to your former peers at Clothing Stores at 3 ASU in Gagetown, and they rarely have Apparel Trimmings, the company that has the national contract, deliver on time. Yet when the contract comes up for rebidding, they continue to win, because they bid so ridiculously low that their lack of performance is outweighed by their lowball price and PWGSC awards them the contract. You get what you pay for I suppose. :
NL_engineer said:Vern, its just one of Matt's new marketing ploys ;D. Next one will be trying to sell the CP gear Tac Vest :.