Best Answer: The uniform regs if CAPR39-1, however if I were you, look at this: That is the most helpful document uniform wise I could think of. I wouldn't regardless because it'll mess up your uniform. But if you really want to, you HAVE to put tape on or remove your wing patch, name tape, CAP tape, all rank insignia, and any other patches or decorations that could lead to CAP. The point is that 1) you are not representing CAP at that event and should not be in uniform anyway and 2) so that if you are injured, you can't sue CAP just because you're in uniform.

Uniforms and Insignia Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms. O Updates the battle dress uniform and. Green service uniforms (class A and B) and the garrison cap. NSCC/NLCC BDU NAMETAPE PLACEMENT AND PROPER. WHITES UNIFORM. • Blue working ball cap • Blue trousers with butt patch name tag over the.

The tape is so that it isn't visible. And unless you have a lot of camp tape laying around, it undoes whatever camouflage the blouse might afford. Plus, people who wear surplus stuff to airsoft things are just wannabe posers.

Dark clothes or camo is fine, but it looks stupid for people to try to 'militarize' everything they do. • Tell us some more • Upload in Progress • Upload failed. Please upload a file larger than 100x100 pixels • We are experiencing some problems, please try again. • You can only upload files of type PNG, JPG, or JPEG.

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Air Force still allows its members to wear the BDU uniform, however only until October of 2011. Navy also authorizes its servicemen to wear the Battle Dress Uniform, but only in regions where the U.S. Special Operations command is active. The BDU of the U.S Navy will soon be replaced with a digital woodland camouflage uniform. Public Health Service officials make use of the BDU uniform in certain environments where it is appropriate. Law enforcement agencies also still use of the Battle Dress Uniform in tactical situations, such as those involving the DEA and SWAT. In addition, the BDU uniform is put to use for various deployment operations.

The name Battle Dress Uniform was coined from the uniform's general purpose of being used during combat. The BDU is tailored similarly to that of the uniforms worn in the Vietnam War. The BDU uniform pattern is also commonly based on the camouflage design of the specialty uniforms worn by paratroopers in World War II. With core colors based on the woodland environment of Northern Europe, the BDU uniform pattern features tan, green, brown and black. The material used for the Battle Dress Uniform is a twill cloth composed of a cotton and nylon blend.

In 1989, the BDU uniform pattern was printed on 100% rip stop poplin which was considered lighter than the twill cloth. The classic olive drab uniforms, used since 1952 in the Vietnam War, were completely replaced by the BDU uniform in 1989.

As soon as the olive drab uniform withdrew, BDU uniforms were soon in general use for the U.S. Army in almost all wooded, jungle and tropical environments. Woodland BDU Uniform Helmet Covers The fitted BDU helmet cover we offer is made to U.S. Military specifications to fit PASGT Kevlar helmets. The Kevlar fitted helmet cover for the BDU uniform has sewn in button holes for added camouflage and is designed using 50/50 nylon/cotton ripstop.

Futuresplash Animator 1.0. With hook & loop fasteners, the helmet cover is easy to apply and is available in sizes XS/Small and Medium/Large. The one size fits all Woodland BDU helmet cover is designed for Kevlar helmets (it will not fit the new Advanced Combat Helmet.) This helmet cover for the BDU uniform is fashioned from a polyester/cotton blend.