My new USAF camouflage kilt

**Mael Coluim** · 28th December 09, 07:17 PM

Great look! Welcome aboard. We appreciate your service.

**FinsUp** · 28th December 09, 08:04 PM

Looks good. Thanks for your service

**Packhound** · 28th December 09, 09:55 PM

Thank you for your service to our country. Be safe.

from the hills of Piedmont North Carolina and BTW, the kilt looks great!!

**cessna152towser** · 29th December 09, 03:09 AM

Fabulous kilt, looking really good.

**Kiltman** · 29th December 09, 11:05 PM

Welcome from Eastern Washington State and a retired AF guy. Thanks for your service. Oh, the kilt looks great.

**RobertStewart** · 30th December 09, 06:39 AM

I am honored by all the thanks you guys have given me for my service. Thank you all for that. It has truly lifted my spirits today, and I thank you for that.

And thank you all for the comments on my kilt. I'm very proud of it. It is the first kilt I have purchased that is not a traditional-type kilt and although I prefer my traditional ones, I've decided I like this one very much too.

If I can find a way to get a picture of myself wearing this kilt while standing on the roof of the Victory Over America Palace (which we bombed the snot out of, might I add) I will make sure to post it here (provided I don't get into to much trouble trying to get the photo...the kilt is not exactly a regulation/permitted clothing item...).

Tomorrow is my office's "Favorite Hat" day, and I will be proudly wearing my glengarry!

Too bad there's no way I can get them to let me wear my kilt too!

**piperdbh** · 30th December 09, 07:46 AM

I didn't know the Air Force had "Favorite Hat Day". Maybe Panache could loan you his pith helmet.

That might offer a little protection while you're climbing around on rooftops.

Thank you for your service to the people of the US and the people of Iraq. And welcome aboard, by the way, from western North Carolina, the greatest place on Earth!

**RobertStewart** · 30th December 09, 10:23 AM

Actually, the Air Force does not have a "Favorite Hat Day", that is a thing the Army people in my office started. It's good for moral, which I think is the only reason they do it. I was going to wear a helmet, but my 10th century viking helmet replica hasn't arrived yet, lol!

**Macman** · 30th December 09, 10:28 AM

Congratulations on the new kilt and pipes! Thanks for doing what you do, and take care over there.

**Woodsheal** · 30th December 09, 04:36 PM

Take care, and this old artilleryman also says thanks for your service...

Great looking kilt! Does it have Air Force Gloves*, er, I mean pockets?

*a little Army humor...!