The Zulu Wars in South Africa in the 1880s- by British troops.
All members of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps and all members attatched to armoured units wear emu plumes in their slouch hats, originally the wearing was restricted to the Queensland Mounted Rifles but was adapted by the entire corp a number of years ago.
Some common knitting patterns for hats include the roll edge, slouch, Norwegian star, hats with earflaps, striped hats, and ribbed hats. Other patterns include berets, half-ribbed caps, four cables hat, bobble hats, Victorian lace caps, etcetera.
They are a sun hat appropriate for a sunny climate. They were adopted by troops of the Australian Colonies and carried on into the Commonwealth Military Forces.
The Clubs say its out of respect, but truly is probably more a security issue now. BUT to the RSL clubs and pubs that have this rule - PLEASE understand its the most stupid politically correct rubbish rule you have. Our boys did 2 wars with slouch hats and we owe it to them to display the "fair go" politically free attitude that our ANZACS fought for. Hats and Caps in clubs has never disrespected anyone. Stand up Australia write to your RSL and "tell em to get stuffed!" And to the gilr behind the bar at Harbord Diggers who had a problem with me asking! - Get out of that job and start using pain releif for your permanent periods.
Slouch is the correct spelling.
Julie loves to slouch in her chair. Or, John is a big slouch he just sits around all day and does nothing
His brother called him a slouch for not helping with the yard cleaning. Students should not slouch against the walls. The gangster's characteristic slouch disguised the machine gun under his coat.
No. Slouch means- a drooping movement or appearance.
The ANZACS trained in Egypt.
The Anzacs in 1915 were in terrible conditions
the anzacs wouldn't sleep somet