Things like that kinda weirds me out, anyone in the army seems so obssessed with showing everyone they are in the army. Either by constantly bringing it up or always going dressed like this everywhere or to the gym etc.. so strange lol
It's a weird American thing. As far as I'm aware, here in the UK you're not allowed to wear your uniform unless you're on duty. You have to change into your civilian clothes before you travel home and stuff. Anything you do while wearing that uniform represents the country so they don't want idiots being idiots in uniform I guess.
Can't speak for all of them, but I've had many friends in the military, from 2001 to still in. Many times they are home on extremely short leave and do much running before getting home to enjoy family and relax. Others are not on leave and have either just come from, are going to, or are actively involved in transporting from duties, and therefore have to be in uniform. I had a friend around 2003 that came to visit me in his dress blues because he was nearby at an event.
Easiest explanation I guess would be proper time management?
Dude's just coming home from work in his work uniform 😭 give the guy a break
And this guy's Air Force, not Army, you can see a glimpse of the branch name on the uniform plus hes got the spice brown flag patch on his right shoulder
Super weird, it's almost like some people are proud of what they do...it just doesn't make sense. I would never tell anyone about being proud of anything in my life. Never.
most braindead milsim bros I know will unabashedly admit to wearing their shit for free stuff, one has gotten out of 4 speeding tickets so far because he keeps his hat on his dashboard
This is what I can’t figure out. THAT IS NOT A MILITARY HAT. Not in any branch. One patch say Air Force but I can’t make out what rank is on his chest. And I wasn’t Air Force but those shoulder patches don’t look right either. Nor is there a rank on the front of the PC.
I think this guy is some air soft dude who likes to play dress up. Or maybe he’s Air Force cadre at some base. Like the Black Hats in Army Airborne.
He's 100% regular Air Force in a completely normal uniform combination. The Air Force (currently) allows the ball cap instead of the patrol cap. This was almost certainly near a base and the dude was just on his way home, and his wife decided to film the interaction.
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u/ShowerFriendly9059 Feb 20 '25
Why’s he wearing his uniform