HomeMore from the large lot of goodies I recently acquired from one of my SF coworkers. This time, a modified BDU of his, along with Patrol Cap t-shirt, and chest rig of his.
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Modified SF BDU tunic
HoovieDude- Senior Sergeant
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panzerwerk- Colonel
- Name : Steve Hoeger
Age : 55
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Very Nice Mike !!!!
nkomo- ADMIN
- Name : Arch
Location : Kentucky, USA
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Very nice used RACK!!!!
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Always looking for Central American militaria 1965 to 1991. Especially items relating to Coronel Velasquez El Salvador Armed Forces
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 54
Location : UK
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Very nice modded set there Dude,good one....I did not know that these BDU's would have been fitted with "standard" facing star's 'n' stripes ( all be it, subdued) very interesting...is this due to the SF factor ?
AndrewA74- MODERATOR
- Name : Andrew
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I'm not hooviedude but I'd say that it would be part of the SF factor. I have NEVER seen forward facing flags on conventional forces BDU's. And also, conventional forces must wear color flags.Easy Gee wrote:Very nice modded set there Dude,good one....I did not know that these BDU's would have been fitted with "standard" facing star's 'n' stripes ( all be it, subdued) very interesting...is this due to the SF factor ?
Andrew
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 54
Location : UK
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AndrewA74 wrote:I'm not hooviedude but I'd say that it would be part of the SF factor. I have NEVER seen forward facing flags on conventional forces BDU's. And also, conventional forces must wear color flags.Easy Gee wrote:Very nice modded set there Dude,good one....I did not know that these BDU's would have been fitted with "standard" facing star's 'n' stripes ( all be it, subdued) very interesting...is this due to the SF factor ?
Andrew
Cool,cheers Andrew..that makes sense ,I guessed as much..thanks again
HoovieDude- Senior Sergeant
- Location : Africa
Registration date : 2010-04-04
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You guys have it I think. But, to caveat, even SF fall under the reg's. They are Soldiers and subject to the same rules as the conventional guys. And according to the uniform regs, it calls for full color flags...... They just get more leeway at times 
Easy Gee- Colonel
- Name : Gary
Age : 54
Location : UK
Registration date : 2010-06-12
Number of posts : 3591
HoovieDude wrote:You guys have it I think. But, to caveat, even SF fall under the reg's. They are Soldiers and subject to the same rules as the conventional guys. And according to the uniform regs, it calls for full color flags...... They just get more leeway at times
Cheers Dude,again this makes sense....SF get more leeway on dress code
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