MCG said:I expect the velco Div patches will be along soon enough to fill the spot on the other sleeve.
Loachman said:The field ones will all be olive green for each div, nein?
50 shades perhaps?Lightguns said:But in differing shades of Olive Green! Jeez!
Thucydides said:You are obviously not ambitious enough. The same people who thought that WWII rank insigia for officers was a good idea are probably going to mine the Great War for inspiration next.
These are the patches you will probably be sticking on your "Improved Combat Uniforms"
Better graphics here: http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/insignia/formations/cefform.htm
Kirkhill said:So the only element that gets within knife-fighting distance of the enemy is the one issued with Glo-in-the-Dark gear? To wear on their camouflage?
Boggled am I.
Eye In The Sky said:Just take the patches off when knife fighting? ;D
Hey at least you guys don't have to buy your own...
Dimsum said:Speaking of which...
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Since you can strip 'em off (being velcro-backed and all), are flying suit patches still limited to three or less colours or, like the rest of the world, gone back to full-colour patches which every Sqn kit shop has anyway?
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Good2Golf said:Either all-green or "subdued*" colour.
*subdued - not to include phosophescent or day-glo colours.
Gizmo 421 said:I think that we should go back to this dress while in garrison, but only if I get to start wearing my smock again. And being a short *** is a pain in the *** when it comes to sizes of clothing.
FSTO said:Those Dirty Sanchez's are EPIC!!!!!!!!
A Dirty Sanchez is a sexual situation where a man is laying some pipe doggy-style, and while in the midst of sex he inserts his finger in the womans angry spider and then smears his finger across her upper lip, giving her a thin shit moustache. This is the Dirty Sanchez.
Trust a mud monkey (with all due respect ;D) to know the true meaning of that term. As a Naval Officer and a Gentleman I assumed the Stalin /Porn Star style mustaches were called the "Dirty Sanchez"!recceguy said:I think you may have your terms misunderstood. If not, please explain how this equates to jump smocks.
Thucydides said:You are obviously not ambitious enough. The same people who thought that WWII rank insigia for officers was a good idea are probably going to mine the Great War for inspiration next.
These are the patches you will probably be sticking on your "Improved Combat Uniforms"
Better graphics here: http://www.canadiansoldiers.com/insignia/formations/cefform.htm
Bzzliteyr said:Now, I need some really cool patches to match all the high speed stuff I do.