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U.S. Army Abandons Unpopular Beret for Patrol Cap
Fox News ^ | 6-14-11

Posted on 06/14/2011 10:41:17 AM PDT by STARWISE

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To: GATOR NAVY

yeah, but 95% of the females still don’t know how to wear a beret, and they still complain about “what it does to my haaaaiiiirrr”. part of it has to di with being more concerned about their hair (and really pushing the limit) than with looking like a soldier. If they want to be fashionable, they’re in the wrong place - the military is not (supposed to be) a freaking jobs program,

For that matter, a significant portion of the males don’t know or givadam about how to properly wear or care for the beret...


41 posted on 06/24/2011 9:35:14 AM PDT by castlebrew (Gun control means hitting where you're aiming!)
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To: razorbak

Actually, Armor troops had the black one before the Rangers did...pretty much a worldwide thing, that.


42 posted on 06/24/2011 9:36:49 AM PDT by castlebrew (Gun control means hitting where you're aiming!)
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To: Phlap

given some of the latest policy changes, that style may be in the works even as we FReep...


43 posted on 06/24/2011 9:39:36 AM PDT by castlebrew (Gun control means hitting where you're aiming!)
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