[BlueMoose]

This protester was a distinctive part of the Marine Corps Uniform.

The hat can only be worn with the complete uniform. If this person is not on active duty it’s a Federal Offence and can result in 6 mo. in federal prison.

When I was Stationed at The Pentagon a discharge officer worn his uniform to a party and it cost him $500.00.

His bad luck was that a JAG officer that new him and know he was discharged was at the same party.

Now there is filmed evidence of this crime because the SGT/MAJ was able to get it on film. The Recruit Depot should have all ready filed a complaint.

[Oshkalaboomboom]

Now there is filmed evidence of this crime because the SGT/MAJ was able to get it on film. The Recruit Depot should have all ready filed a complaint.

So let them file one. That doesn't justify the Sgt. Major or anyone else taking the law into their own hands unless they are willing to suffer the consequences.

[Eagles6]

So the former Marine cannot wear a part of his former uniform while protesting but homo service members can march in homo parades in theirs.

The SCOTUS ruled that wearing a uniform and awards that you are not entitled to, whether civilian or former military is allowed.

Maybe the protester committed a crime but the Sgt Major and soetoro did far worse.

Local Army surplus store sells fatigues, caps, boonie hats. Are these legal to wear?