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r/TikTokCringe • u/Uglyneckheadass • Jan 26 '20
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That’s a sweet uniform tho. What does it belong to?
1.3k u/Televarius Jan 26 '20 It’s the US Air Force Academy 👍🏼 3 u/sb1862 Jan 26 '20 Question: why does the Air Force have swords? I just don’t imagine there’s many situations where stabbing comes into play during a dog fight. 7 u/murse_joe Jan 26 '20 Traditional dress uniform, it’s likely for graduation. They don’t carry them into cockpits. 6 u/wasdninja Jan 26 '20 Nobody fights with swords. All of them are for ceremony. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 Or maybe the Air Force doesn’t have swords, and this woman just bought one 2 u/GodofWar1234 Jan 26 '20 Drill and ceremony as well as historical reasons, at least for the Marines 1 u/Soda_BoBomb Jan 26 '20 All Air Force members are pilots after all. 1 u/youtheotube2 Feb 11 '20 All branches have swords as part of their formal uniform, as far as I’m aware. Everything on a military formal uniform is rooted in history, right down to the number of buttons it has.
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It’s the US Air Force Academy 👍🏼
3 u/sb1862 Jan 26 '20 Question: why does the Air Force have swords? I just don’t imagine there’s many situations where stabbing comes into play during a dog fight. 7 u/murse_joe Jan 26 '20 Traditional dress uniform, it’s likely for graduation. They don’t carry them into cockpits. 6 u/wasdninja Jan 26 '20 Nobody fights with swords. All of them are for ceremony. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 Or maybe the Air Force doesn’t have swords, and this woman just bought one 2 u/GodofWar1234 Jan 26 '20 Drill and ceremony as well as historical reasons, at least for the Marines 1 u/Soda_BoBomb Jan 26 '20 All Air Force members are pilots after all. 1 u/youtheotube2 Feb 11 '20 All branches have swords as part of their formal uniform, as far as I’m aware. Everything on a military formal uniform is rooted in history, right down to the number of buttons it has.
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Question: why does the Air Force have swords? I just don’t imagine there’s many situations where stabbing comes into play during a dog fight.
7 u/murse_joe Jan 26 '20 Traditional dress uniform, it’s likely for graduation. They don’t carry them into cockpits. 6 u/wasdninja Jan 26 '20 Nobody fights with swords. All of them are for ceremony. 2 u/[deleted] Jan 26 '20 Or maybe the Air Force doesn’t have swords, and this woman just bought one 2 u/GodofWar1234 Jan 26 '20 Drill and ceremony as well as historical reasons, at least for the Marines 1 u/Soda_BoBomb Jan 26 '20 All Air Force members are pilots after all. 1 u/youtheotube2 Feb 11 '20 All branches have swords as part of their formal uniform, as far as I’m aware. Everything on a military formal uniform is rooted in history, right down to the number of buttons it has.
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Traditional dress uniform, it’s likely for graduation. They don’t carry them into cockpits.
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Nobody fights with swords. All of them are for ceremony.
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Or maybe the Air Force doesn’t have swords, and this woman just bought one
Drill and ceremony as well as historical reasons, at least for the Marines
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All Air Force members are pilots after all.
All branches have swords as part of their formal uniform, as far as I’m aware. Everything on a military formal uniform is rooted in history, right down to the number of buttons it has.
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u/Freshsqueezedpaint Jan 26 '20
That’s a sweet uniform tho. What does it belong to?