That usually depends on what the policy is from Regional commands.
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Another nail in the coffin of Old-School Naval Avaition..
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Ahh the good old days, when all was right with the world.You guys still want to go back to the way it was?
I took your post as a general statement and not flight jacket specific.I don't think anyone's career is going down the tubes for wearing the wrong jacket - even today.
HA HA HA! I get it - It's funny because he's a tool.
In all seriousness, this would make for a good poll question: is one douchenozzle getting what he deserves worth an entire base worth of people you've never met getting screwed?
His popularity rating was probably not that high to begin with, but I'm sure he's persona non grata in the JOPA there.
Yes, they should be able to wear flight suits, but not for the dumb-ass reason he put in the letter.
Yes, they should be able to wear flight suits, but not for the dumb-ass reason he put in the letter.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that some of the commentary mentioned in that article was almost as retarded as the original piece in question.
Didn't want to start a new thread, and couldn't find evidence of a more applicable thread, so using this one to pose this question:
When did it become acceptable to start wearing colored undershirts again? I can't find a NAVADMIN that supports this and the uniform regulations certainly don't authorize it, so when did this become a "thing" again? Can anyone point me in the right direction? Or is this just an under-the-table effort by the West Coast HSC community?
When did it become acceptable to start wearing colored undershirts again? I can't find a NAVADMIN that supports this and the uniform regulations certainly don't authorize it, so when did this become a "thing" again? Can anyone point me in the right direction? Or is this just an under-the-table effort by the West Coast HSC community?
1) The first rule of colored undershirts is: you do not talk about colored undershirts.
2) The second rule of colored undershirts is: you do not talk about colored undershirts.
Because obviously if you wear a colored T-shirt off base, the world will implode.
Because obviously if you wear a colored T-shirt off base, the world will implode.
Have you seen CMCs freak out about sock colors yet? It's scary.
Have you seen CMCs freak out about sock colors yet? It's scary.
Ummm, no. Do some now? I thought that was a USAF thing.
Short of real retardedness - E wearing white low-rise athletic socks with black-and-tans - I've never seen a CMC give a shit about sock colors.
The squadron color shirt revival came around by navadmin from the air boss middle of last year. On paper if you wear them then you're back to bags being 'organizational clothing' and can't wear them out in town. Because civilians would never understand the concept of team colors, even if they noticed or gave a shit, which they do not. It's just the Navy way - be pedantic about rules for their own sake.
In reality though, I have difficulty imagining a ready room full of JOs saying, 'let's go to Moe's for lunch! Everyone change tshirts!'
The squadron color shirt revival came around by navadmin from the air boss middle of last year. On paper if you wear them then you're back to bags being 'organizational clothing' and can't wear them out in town. Because civilians would never understand the concept of team colors, even if they noticed or gave a shit, which they do not. It's just the Navy way - be pedantic about rules for their own sake.
In reality though, I have difficulty imagining a ready room full of JOs saying, 'let's go to Moe's for lunch! Everyone change tshirts!'