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Sounds like you asking about the Try That in A Small Town Shirt Jason Aldean Guitar American Flag it is in the first place but Unit Patch in the form of a Badge. Which is officially titled the Combat Service Identification Badge when on the RIGHT POCKET of the Uniform. I think you asking about this one. Or any other Military Intelligence Brigade because they are PRIMARILY the units who use a lot of Blue with the noted exception of the 173rd Airborne Brigade. And XVIII Airborne Corps itself. That is the one or the 207th MI Brigade (TE) of Desert Sheild/Storm fame. Or the MI Brigade assigned to VII Corps in Stuttgart, Germany. The Blue class A was an attempt to develop a uniform that would double as both a suit and a tux, saving money, Just like the ACU was developed to double in desert and forest.

They did neither well. The two tone coloring of the Try That in A Small Town Shirt Jason Aldean Guitar American Flag it is in the first place but “Blues” was citing a “tradition” of cav troopers keeping their jackets in their saddlebags but (obviously) still wearing their pants. (this in a time where we were not even allowed to roll up our sleeves) This led to a uniform that was very often two toned. Technically, there’s still two Chinas – PRC on the mainland and ROC on Taiwan; I’ll cover the PRC in this answer, since it’s the vernacular. They are told what to wear. Uniform decisions are generally made by the commander (though in practice delegated to the 1SG or CSM). Typically, the physical fitness uniform is worn during physical fitness training and the utility uniform is worn during the work day. Any changes to the norm are specifically articulated to the soldiers ahead of time.

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