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8th February 16, 02:25 PM
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 Originally Posted by Jock Scot
Just so you know. Firstly you are now a civilian, but as a civilian there are appropriate times to wear your decorations. That is the easy bit! The Scots(British) civilians who have served their country have different ways of when and where to wear their decorations to how retired American servicemen do. So marrying Scots kilt traditions and British decorations is one thing and marrying up Scottish kilt traditions and retired American servicemen and their decorations are very different. There are several threads on the subject that you might seek out. Good luck to you laddie.
Jock Scot-Thank you; you've nailed the issue on the head..."marrying" UK traditions with our own can be "muddy" water; especially when you may be the youngest man in the room.
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