NavyHopeful
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sorry, just re-read the OP.. of course it's indoors... derp...
Army, in the field such as in a CP or another form of operational equipment. In garrison but in a meal tent.So...
you want to wear sunglasses on top of your head indoors? That is what I'm taking away from that...
Otherwise, I'm fairly certain the only time you'd be outdoors with no headdress is either at sea on a ship (no issue with sunglasses there), on an active airfield (but wouldn't you be wearing a helmet? Or possibly the glasses then become a form of FOD) or in a smoke pit (see rules for at sea on ship).
Maybe I just need a specific scenario and not a generalized question...
Not every order you're likely to receive during your career will be explicitly written down. As long as the order is not manifestly unlawful, then you're duty bound to follow it. Your feelings about it don't matter. If this is indeed the hill you're willing to die on, then I wish you a quick death, because it probably won't be painless.Look, I’m understanding what you’re saying. You’re probably not understanding what I’m saying. I’m just seeing if there are any standards that explicitly says to not have sunglasses on the head. Not just some persons word, all I’m getting at.
I read that too, definitely a shocker. Be a shame if someone forgot to zip up their flyEYEGLASSES/SUNGLASSES
- Eyeglasses and sunglasses are permitted for wear in all orders of dress.
- Designated Duty Personnel.Personnel serving in aircrew, field and other designated positions may obtain from the CAF Supply System and wear:
- Sunglasses (aircrew) ; or
- Ballistic Eyewear.
I would suggest that the key aspect of this is permitted for wear, and what that means - which would be worn as intended on the face to screen ones eyes. Especially for a Garrison setting, you probably aren't going to find a sympathetic acceptance that back on the head is acceptable...
Personally my biggest shocker was that going Commando is now legit.
UNDERGARMENTS
- Undergarments are optional with the order of dress 1, 2 and 3. If worn, they shall not change the appearance of the uniform.
There are technically no standards saying you have to tuck in your DEU shirt, but somehow those are followed.Look, I’m understanding what you’re saying. You’re probably not understanding what I’m saying. I’m just seeing if there are any standards that explicitly says to not have sunglasses on the head. Not just some persons word, all I’m getting at.
They're obviously not wearing clinical whites anymore...we were specifically told "no killer bunnies" on our gitch AND that we had to wear something, since they were largely see through.EYEGLASSES/SUNGLASSES
- Eyeglasses and sunglasses are permitted for wear in all orders of dress.
- Designated Duty Personnel.Personnel serving in aircrew, field and other designated positions may obtain from the CAF Supply System and wear:
- Sunglasses (aircrew) ; or
- Ballistic Eyewear.
I would suggest that the key aspect of this is permitted for wear, and what that means - which would be worn as intended on the face to screen ones eyes. Especially for a Garrison setting, you probably aren't going to find a sympathetic acceptance that back on the head is acceptable...
Personally my biggest shocker was that going Commando is now legit.
UNDERGARMENTS
- Undergarments are optional with the order of dress 1, 2 and 3. If worn, they shall not change the appearance of the uniform.
No pictures in the dress manual?There are technically no standards saying you have to tuck in your DEU shirt, but somehow those are followed.
Given the sharpness of the zippers on Canadian Combat Pants, one probably would only do that once.I read that too, definitely a shocker. Be a shame if someone forgot to zip up their fly
Personally my biggest shocker was that going Commando is now legit.
- Undergarments are optional with the order of dress 1, 2 and 3. If worn, they shall not change the appearance of the uniform.
This, this is a hill I’d die on
No pictures in the dress manual?
Ask me how I know.Dress instructions | Section 2 Appearance - Canada.ca
Canadian Armed Forces Dress Instructionswww.canada.ca
Yes but not for that.
No pictures in the dress manual?
Are we still talking about optional undergarments?Yes but not for that.
I hope not.Are we still talking about optional undergarments?
Knew someone who was recoursed for a similar issue - the recovery time took them away from course too long after the necessary emergency adult circumcision.Given the sharpness of the zippers on Canadian Combat Pants, one probably would only do that once.
-helmets on
Years ago in Petawawa a friend of mine went to take a piss - and then we heard screaming, a call for Medics - and then 427 sent a bird to MedEvac him from the training area -- he zipped his piece into the zipper and tore the shaft.
When "Something about Mary" came out - everyone got a good laugh but Mike with the "We got a bleeder"
Are we still talking about optional undergarments?
What is so hard about putting them in your pocket and why are you obsessed with wearing them on your head indoors?Haha, love the examples. But no, not wearing a headdress of any form. Just simple glasses on the head (on hair or if you’re bald, on the skin of the head).