And even after I commissioned and found myself a Second Lieutenant of Infantry I still wore my Stetson with a hand made blue cord when I could get away with it.
My company bought the Stetsons and the whole spurs thing wasn't a thing in the 1st Infantry Division (Forward), but our CO talked the colonel into letting us wear them.
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And even after I commissioned and found myself a Second Lieutenant of Infantry I still wore my Stetson with a hand made blue cord when I could get away with it.
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My company bought the Stetsons and the whole spurs thing wasn't a thing in the 1st Infantry Division (Forward), but our CO talked the colonel into letting us wear them.
I should have kept the damn hat.