Dress Uniform
Uniforms
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If I did get into uniform I might be arrested for a dangerous weapon. Those buttons flying off might kill someone.
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1st Lt Royal Barnard
Wearing the uniform improperly outside of its intended use and protocol, is simply drawing undue attention to yourself and demonstrates no honor.... unless you seriously deserve it. I would be wary of anyone doing it lightly.
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Events of a military nature.
Holidays including Veteran's Day, Memorial Day, and Independence Day.
By invitation of a local commander, such as to a ball or other event.
Holidays including Veteran's Day, Memorial Day, and Independence Day.
By invitation of a local commander, such as to a ball or other event.
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1SG (Join to see)
SPC David Willis - The technical answer is that you are not subject to AR 670-1 when no longer in the Army - that's why it is OK for a vet to wear a long since obsolete uniform. However, if it were me or someone I knew, I would recommend trying to conform as much as possible so as not to detract from the event that you are attending.
Just use good taste and common sense, and you should be alright.
Just use good taste and common sense, and you should be alright.
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SGT Clarence Driver
As a old vet, wearing your uniform after service is as noticeable as wearing it when you were in.
You should always be at your best in looks and behavior because you are being noticed and your action will still form and opinion of the uniform branch your wearing.
You should always be at your best in looks and behavior because you are being noticed and your action will still form and opinion of the uniform branch your wearing.
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CSM Charles Hayden
SPC David Willis Wear the uniform properly and IAC w/ hygienic regs and all will be good!
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