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20th June 08, 07:28 PM
#21
 Originally Posted by mcvarmit
the subject of military tartans comes up quite a bit. especially the USMC tartan. one thing that has always confused me, is the concept of wearing the tartan with honor and respect. how does one do that? i ask this question because i'm a RVN vet, who served with the USMC, in the 3rd Marine Amphibious Force. i view these tartans as fashion, they have no real meaning in the armed forces. i'm not trying to stir the pot here, but i can never figure out what the big deal is. semper fi slick USMC 1964-1967 RVN 1965-1967
Easy answer, since you spent your time in the Corps - wear it so you wouldn't feel embarrassed to go kilted to the Commanding General's house!!!
Semper Fi!
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