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MGySgt James Forward
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Force protection: You are supposed to look like you are part of the population. Wearing your ACUs on a flight, terminal, or in Taxi make you stand out and also makes you a target. Soldiers should never travel in ACUs unless they have no other recourse. Traveling from a deployment (combat zone/emergency leave) should be the exception to the rule. Otherwise fly in civilian clothing so you blend in. Sorry, but that is how it is in the Marine Corps. Keeping America safe for 240 years. Semper Fi.
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CPO Steelworker
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That is what the Navy and Marines do and I did for 24 years...
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SFC Personnel  Sergeant
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I have to agree with force protection, but as we know if there is a serious incident on board an airline you can and will be found out as being in the military ie. dog tags, ID cards.
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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I too disagree with this uniform on commercial flights, particularly on layovers for long flights when Service Menbers have a tendancy to get sloppy when tired. But we do not get a vote. Let's do what we always do and police each other.
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CSM Darieus ZaGara
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Sgt Gus Laskaris - Unfortunately Army cannot tailor there tactical uniform.
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SFC Combat Engineer
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No uniforms during travel period. There is no point in it.
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SFC Combat Engineer
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Ok, you put the uniform on once you got there. You didn't physically wear it on the plane.
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