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Where did you see this? Just for referenceCombat pants no longer require to bloused? Now they've went and crossed a line. I wonder if the Canex will have a fire sale on boot bands.
Where did you see this? Just for referenceCombat pants no longer require to bloused? Now they've went and crossed a line. I wonder if the Canex will have a fire sale on boot bands.
Combat pants no longer require to bloused? Now they've went and crossed a line. I wonder if the Canex will have a fire sale on boot bands.
And I heard the Army is getting the peaked cap back for all. Big week.
CADCC #26 CA Dress Instructions amendment (via email). I can fire it over to you tomorrow.Where did you see this? Just for reference
All... except for ...
The people who choose to wear skirts ?
As someone with Scottish ancestors I find it problematic that my culture is being appropriated so willy nilly.If you mean the Highland/ Scottish units that represent a large proportion of the RCIC, then, yes of course ?
Royal Canadian Infantry Corps - Wikipedia
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I see what you did there.As someone with Scottish ancestors I find it problematic that my culture is being appropriated so willy nilly.
On ACIMS it has been updated, it says " Trousers bottom may be unbloused in No. 5B unless strict uniformity is required at the discretion of the commander in place. For safety reasons, unbloused trousers must hang at natural length with hook and loop/strings attached snugly at ankle height, and trouser cuff inserts, strings and socks are not to be seen.CADCC #26 CA Dress Instructions amendment (via email). I can fire it over to you tomorrow.
I just used the integral lacesā¦Combat pants no longer require to bloused? Now they've went and crossed a line. I wonder if the Canex will have a fire sale on boot bands.
The kilts do make it so much easier for your willy to be appropriated.As someone with Scottish ancestors I find it problematic that my culture is being appropriated so willy nilly.
Wait, but that almost sounds reasonable and effective. Why are you doing this?Iām constantly pulling up my pants because I have no Hips and the CF belt buckle always seems to be slipping. So I figured that since the dress regulations have been modernized I would see what would happen if I wore suspenders with my N3. Now if I wore the gawd awful sweater this wouldnāt be an issue at all, but since I would melt if I wore it the sweater was a no go.
I also did a search in the new regs and the word āsuspendersā never came up.
So the last time I was in Ottawa I wore the suspenders (black) and the only comment I got was from the CRCN COS who with an arched eyebrow and a grin said āYouāre pushing it Donā.
So, suspenders it is!!!
I put them under the slip ons once but itās a bit of a number2 issue. Having the straps between the button and the collar works just fine.@FSTO; do you put them under the shoulder ranks?
See a bunch of people wearing the stupid cocktail nametags regularly, so why not?
@FSTO; do you put them under the shoulder ranks?
See a bunch of people wearing the stupid cocktail nametags regularly, so why not?
I'm assuming if some had a cocktail name tag, you also had your normal nametag; why would you need a sticky label on top of it?I was desperately wishing I had a cocktail nametag at a couple Christmas parties this month.
Those look far better than the sticky labels organisers were handing out to attendees to write their names on.
Mine had artificer spelt āarticiferā. No one ever did notice .I'm assuming if some had a cocktail name tag, you also had your normal nametag; why would you need a sticky label on top of it?
Cocktail nametags are useful when you are mixing with other countries at some kind of social thing where people don't recognize your rank/uniform, but if I really want to know where someone works, I'm sure it will come up during the introductions. Otherwise they are just another bit of unecessary running around when you show up to a unit/new posting, and all of mine have had the unit badge pop off at one time or another, but have never been able to get a backup.
Iām constantly pulling up my pants because I have no Hips and the CF belt buckle always seems to be slipping. So I figured that since the dress regulations have been modernized I would see what would happen if I wore suspenders with my N3. Now if I wore the gawd awful sweater this wouldnāt be an issue at all, but since I would melt if I wore it the sweater was a no go.
I also did a search in the new regs and the word āsuspendersā never came up.
So the last time I was in Ottawa I wore the suspenders (black) and the only comment I got was from the CRCN COS who with an arched eyebrow and a grin said āYouāre pushing it Donā.
So, suspenders it is!!!