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Re: altenative headgear

Mayhew R SSgt 612AIS/INAA (mayhewr@HQ12AF3.DM.AF.MIL)
Fri, 13 Feb 1998 11:50:00 -0700


My understanding has always been that the uniform, although it may get
outdated, does not become obsolete. The spipulation to that is that you
can't mix and match (wearing a 1960's sytle shirt with today's pants).
I beleive that you could, however, wear the beret with any uniform,
while the field cap could be worn with only uniforms made of the same
material.

I may be mistaken though, and please, if someone knows the "rule" share
it with us!

Bob Mayhew, Jr.
District Commissioner
Catalina Council / Papago Lodge #494
Tucson, AZ
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From: Storms, Randy
To: Multiple recipients of list SCOUTS-L
Subject: altenative headgear
Date: Thursday, February 12, 1998 11:30AM

I heard a rumor that BSA units may opt to wear uniform headgear no
longer available through national. Can anyone comment on this, and, can
anyone tell me a source for the red scout berets or flat "field caps"?
The baseball-style hats just don't do it for me, and the smokey bear
hats would be a hard sell for my scouts. (too dorky) I like the new
wide-brimmed "slouch" type hat, but it's pretty expensive.

Thanks in Advance,

Randy Storms, Scoutmaster
Troop 25 BSA Blaine, Washington
rstorms@bham.wednet.edu

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