Men In Kilts

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My tartan is "US Army." The United States Air Force, Marines, and Navy have official tartan designs for their respective ceremonial pipe bands, but the Army does not. The company that makes my kilt commissioned a Scottish tartan maker to invent a design that uses the traditional Army colors: black, blue, green, and gold. I happen to love the design and since I was in the Army for eight years, I feel it's probably more appropriate than whatever Irish tartan I might wear to celebrate my mother's Irish heritage.

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My tartan is "US Army." The United States Air Force, Marines, and Navy have official tartan designs for their respective ceremonial pipe bands, but the Army does not. The company that makes my kilt commissioned a Scottish tartan maker to invent a design that uses the traditional Army colors: black, blue, green, and gold. I happen to love the design and since I was in the Army for eight years, I feel it's probably more appropriate than whatever Irish tartan I might wear to celebrate my mother's Irish heritage.

Thank you for posting and bumping one of my favorite threads!
 
My tartan is "US Army." The United States Air Force, Marines, and Navy have official tartan designs for their respective ceremonial pipe bands, but the Army does not. The company that makes my kilt commissioned a Scottish tartan maker to invent a design that uses the traditional Army colors: black, blue, green, and gold. I happen to love the design and since I was in the Army for eight years, I feel it's probably more appropriate than whatever Irish tartan I might wear to celebrate my mother's Irish heritage.

I am always happy to see this thread bumped, but especially so when it’s by someone who wears a kilt this well and creates such beautiful images.
 
I deeply regret having damaged my kilt in my last move now...:rolleyes:
 
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