Postal uniforms that are still in good condition can be donated to new letter carriers that take time to acquire a full complement of uniforms. Maybe I should start a network to facilitate this idea.
in 1914, the portuguese uniforms were given by the british army, so they were equal to the british army uniforms
Initially, the Continental Army (as the colonial troops were called) did not have uniforms, so many of them fought in whatever they had. This ranged from everyday clothes, hunting gear, to old British uniforms they had around. Later on, Continental troops got blue uniforms.
Army officers have to buy their own uniforms because they make more money than enlisted soldiers, who do not but their own uniforms.
Only the members of the Army are authorized to wear army uniforms. Those that have retired or been discharged are allowed to wear their uniforms appropriately. Impersonating military personnel is a crime.
Graham Sumner has written: 'Roman Army (History of Uniforms)' 'Roman Army' -- subject(s): Army, Equipment, Uniforms
P. H. Smitherman has written: 'Cavalry uniforms of the British Army' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Army. Cavalry, Uniforms 'Uniforms of the Royal Artillery 1716-1966' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Army. Royal Artillery, Great Britain. Army. Royal Regiment of Artillery, Uniforms 'Uniforms of the Scottish regiments' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Great Britain. Army, Scottish regiments, Uniforms
Army Uniforms
they had uniforms
The dress uniforms are loosely based on Soviet Uniforms, while the current fatigue uniforms are the Type 07 digital pattern uniforms.
The Union army was supplied with wool uniforms and the Confederate army uniforms were either wool or cotton fabrics.
The Southern (Confederate) Army wore grey uniforms.
Army uniforms!!!!!