tandy miller said:
Lol I love the dog on the right. So regal. Almost posing.
On second thought, do me a favor and let that dog for me when you get a chance
Just noticed we're wearing covers indoors while not under arms. That's a no no.BaitShack said:
My buddy's widow found this and just sent me a copy. Julian and I are doing our 0121 (MOS) "Gang Signs".
Camp Pendleton (Del Mar) 1990
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Under arms describes a state of military readiness (actual or ceremonial). Typically, troops are considered "under arms" when they are in uniform, on duty, and carrying a weapon , or sword), as opposed to being in uniform, on duty, but not carrying a weapon.
Soldiers not actually carrying a weapon but wearing a service belt or web gear associated with carrying weapons may be considered to be symbolically "under arms".
Soldiers normally remove headgear while indoors; however, soldiers who are under arms normally wear their headgear indoors, with a few exceptions.
redline248 said:
Did you know Rudolph before he was big?
