There is a certain type of person that like cream rises to the top, unlike cream this type of floater smells terrible...
I saw a Sgt wearing the new CADPAT in 101 on Monday. In person is looks much better than in the pictures I have seen so far. Looks similar in tone to MARPAT, maybe a bit less brown.
As other have noted, the wording "shall not be visible" would be interpreted by those with a modicum of common sense, as the t-shirt physically not sticking out the neck hole or arm holes.
I agree that a modicum of common sense should play a part (it does for me...), but there is a 'wrong way' to be right with MWOs (for Warrant Officers and below). ;D
let the pedantry begin, and I'm going to start pointing out underwear-lines on some people that shimmy into their DEUs after too many years of extra duff.
A lot of folks were saying to just go with multicam like other allies. Just to clarify, Yanks use Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), and we Brits use Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP).
Both are unique enough to be made without MC licence infringement but similar enough that bits of MC gear integrate well. You dont need to pay out mega bucks for Multicam branded stuff.
A lot of folks were saying to just go with multicam like other allies. Just to clarify, Yanks use Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), and we Brits use Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP).
Both are unique enough to be made without MC licence infringement but similar enough that bits of MC gear integrate well. You dont need to pay out mega bucks for Multicam branded stuff.
A lot of folks were saying to just go with multicam like other allies. Just to clarify, Yanks use Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP), and we Brits use Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP).
Both are unique enough to be made without MC licence infringement but similar enough that bits of MC gear integrate well. You dont need to pay out mega bucks for Multicam branded stuff.
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