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From: Bill Nelson (bnelson45@HOTMAIL.COM)
Date: Thu Jan 27 2000 - 11:22:38 CST


On Thu, 27 Jan 2000 10:47:31 -0600, Ken Walker <ken.walker@MSCSOFTWARE.COM> wrote:

>I see its uniform police time again!!!
>Maybe we should make the three G's the 4 G's (add:GREEN PANTS)!...

>IMHO, the green pants match the khaki shirt about as well as the blue jeans.
>I wear similar color combinations (ie khaki & blue) in civilian clothes.
>However, rarely do I wear any civilian clothes the color of the BSA pants.
>(Sorry Neal, thats *NOT* a shot at your wardrobe choices.)
>
>The only reason the pants "match" is beacuse BSA says its the uniform.
>
>A key point to rememeber is the word UNIFORM. Even if it doesn't follow
>BSA regs, a troop with ALL boys in the SAME PANTS (ie blue jeans) looks
>better than one with half in green and half in blue.
>Thats just my opinion, I could be wrong......
>

Police departments, the military, and others that wear uniforms define what that uniform is. The uniform proclaims their identity to the public and themselves. They do not usually allow either people so pick and choose what they think looks good and what parts of the uniform to wear. Why are we even having this discussion? The uniform is defined in the Insignia Guide. The only difference I can see in our organization and the ones I mentioned above is that we have parents involved.

YiS,
bill



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