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Here's some of what I've been wearing the past week up in Maine and Halifax.
Dinerman said:Here's some of what I've been wearing the past week up in Maine and Halifax.
Mojave Jack said:Today I'm wearing a stylish multicolor ensemble, complete with a rubberized canvas hood and matching boots, color-coordinated vest, and matching accoutrements. All of the buttons and other hardware are matching black metal. The cut is somewhat bulky, but it is eminently practical in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear event. It's what everyone is wearing this season (at least where I am)!
Mojave Jack said:Today I'm wearing a stylish multicolor ensemble, complete with a rubberized canvas hood and matching boots, color-coordinated vest, and matching accoutrements. All of the buttons and other hardware are matching black metal. The cut is somewhat bulky, but it is eminently practical in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear event. It's what everyone is wearing this season (at least where I am)!
Dinerman said:Here's some of what I've been wearing the past week up in Maine and Halifax.
Mojave Jack said:Today I'm wearing a stylish multicolor ensemble, complete with a rubberized canvas hood and matching boots, color-coordinated vest, and matching accoutrements. All of the buttons and other hardware are matching black metal. The cut is somewhat bulky, but it is eminently practical in case of chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear event. It's what everyone is wearing this season (at least where I am)!
Jovan said:MultiCam is better than digital.
Dinerman said:
Standard Battle Dress Overgarment (BDO). It's cut to fit like your average prison work outfit, with handy pockets in places you can't ever reach. It also has the distinct advantage of being lined with charcoal to neutralize the above mentioned chemical, biological, or radiological contaminants. The really nice part of the suit? At the end of the day you are completely covered in a thick layer of charcoal, and look like you just came out of a coal mine. I should have gotten a couple pics of that, but I was so anxious to get out of that suit I couldn't have taken the 30 extra seconds to snap a pic!Jerekson said:I like the cut of that jacket. More info?
Too true! Even in the woodland camo I have the old suit. Everyday as I tried to wash off the charcoal, I thought longingly of the new JLIST suit (Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology). While still in a woodland pattern, just as hot and poorly fit, at least it doesn't leave a trail of charcoal every where you go.metropd said:lol lol lol Get with 2008. US Army woodland camo was sssooooo early 2000's..... get wit the Digital. It's Super for neutralizing a threat, collateral damage, taking the blame for what the brass does, or even just carrying out some good old fashion collective punishment.