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ripcord wrote:One thing not usually seen is the blouse worn tucked into trousers..
S
On this pic the blouses seem tucked into trousers, aren't they?
50 shades of.... "San Marco"
Haydamaka- Colonel
- Name : Andy
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On this pic the blouses seem tucked into trousers, aren't they?
ripcord
ripcord- Lieutenant Colonel
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Yes, it does looks like blouses are tucked into trousers in that photo as well as others.
Seems this is done when operational. Not commonly seen worn that way in garrison.
Also, I have not seen early type blouses being tucked in as they have front lower pockets that are lacking on the later types.
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This following photo is most interesting as it shows both 2005 and 2009 types.
The cut is the same but the pattern is different.
S
Seems this is done when operational. Not commonly seen worn that way in garrison.
Also, I have not seen early type blouses being tucked in as they have front lower pockets that are lacking on the later types.
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This following photo is most interesting as it shows both 2005 and 2009 types.
The cut is the same but the pattern is different.
S
Haydamaka- Colonel
- Name : Andy
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ripcord wrote:
This following photo is most interesting as it shows both 2005 and 2009 types. The cut is the same but the pattern is different.
S
Thanks for very clear photo, it's beautiful!
Anybody knows, is Italian army belt used to be worn with San-Marco camou pants?
ripcord- Lieutenant Colonel
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Those are army buckles, Andy... Not for navy .
The army does have an amphibious regiment. They are called Lagunari..
S
The army does have an amphibious regiment. They are called Lagunari..
S
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- Name : Andy
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ripcord wrote:Those are army buckles, Andy... Not for navy .
The army does have an amphibious regiment. They are called Lagunari..
S
Thank you for clarification, Sal!
I suspected this, that's why I asked!
Do you have any picture of the appropriate Navy buckle?
ripcord- Lieutenant Colonel
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Andy, Navy and San Marco type buckles.
Navy
San Marco
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Navy
San Marco
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Haydamaka- Colonel
- Name : Andy
Location : Odessa
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Number of posts : 2570
Sal, thank you very much!!!!!
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