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Though I never had the opportunity to wear one, the phrase "I hope to shit in your flat hat" always stuck with me. I wore dungarees until I made Chief and switched to khakis. However back in the early to mid 70's they tried to replace dungarees with these Star Trek looking light blue pullover "utility" shirts and dark blue trousers. They sucked. Also, they never actually phased out dungarees. I hear tell the senior member of the uniform board is usually a Master Chief. Which should explain a lot!

Best explanation ever

I am a Marine and I approve. Subscribed! Good shit Doc 😂

When I was in the Marine Corps I had a buddy of mine who was a sailor and when he showed me all of the different uniforms he was required to keep and I was like , “jeeeeezus!” I can’t remember exactly (this was over 30 years ago) but I think it was something like 14 different uniform variations.

I think they use squirtles to water plants

The British had a much larger ocean 🌊 to patrol, so smaller and numerous ships that used less resources and could function in multiple climates or winds was of more benefit.

Zumwalt era here. Best we had when on “off crew” was the Johnnie Cash uniform. Only one that made any sense.

Submarine destroyer.

Awesome summary. My country (Canada) has put in for 15 of what they are calling the Canadian Surface Combatant (CSC) ships. They are designating it a Destroyer (River Class), however it derived from the British designed Type 26 Frigate design. I as a lay person found this very confusing. Your video helped to clear it up.

Thought the Constitution was in Baltimore Harbour? Right out in front of the cheesecake factory (haha)? It was in 2002.

Typical US. Yes, The US won the battles in 1812. 1813 and 1814 changed as the war with France cooled down. Then the US six heavy frigates mostly hid in port. As the first line ships and Captains started to come over from Britain. Being able to beat up the third string small frigates Britain had patrolling the Caribbian is one thing. Once the masses of 64 and 74 guns ships (smallest capital ship of the time), it was over. As the US ship could not stand up to a 74 in a one and one fight. See the Treaty of Ghent for how the war ended. It was during this war the the US White House was burned amongst other buildings. The White House is now whitewashed to cover the fire damage. This burning was in retaliation for US troops burning the Canadian town of York. Finally, USS Constitution is the oldest "floating" commissioned warship in the World. The oldest commissioned warship is HMS Victory (in drydock). Victory was launched in 1765. She is the flagship of the First Sea Lord of the Royal Navy.

The USN has 6 frigates in acquisition, 1 keel laid, and under construction. They weigh in excess of 7000 tons, which is quite heavy for a light warship, but it is lighter than the Arleigh Burkes it will supplement.

In the British navy a frigate is a primary asw weapon, a destroyer a primary AAW weapon.

It seem they forget the basic fundamentals aspect of warfare low tech and quantity also take great offense to the enemies. Look how small and low tech weapons out there have able to defeat bigger and high tech weapons by a fraction of a cost than those expensive ones. Quality and quantity must be balance dont rely too much on big expensive quality if dont have enough quantities. This is my perspective view only

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Tbf, The dungarees and utilities are also blue. Not to mention FRV coveralls and 2pocs currently used are also....blue....

My vote is the "bus driver" uniform with the white cap that I was issued in the late 70's during the Zumwalt Era. It was not only ugly but valuable berthing space was taken up with the hanging lockers that were installed to store them.

Sooooo what is your point-Urah doc USMC

I wore the old dungarees when I was a Sea Explorer and I loved them.

The blueberries were supposebly to confuse digital imaging from satellites or drones, etc. to protect personnel from being targeted. I had the pleasure in the 70’s of the dark blue utilities and swat hats. They were durable, cleaned fairly well but just weren’t very “Navy like”.

Borax an baking soda are better for whitening..

Bell bottom dungarees and chambray shirts, better than the zumwalt issue shit we had to wear in boot camp - 1974

I spent time green side with Marines. It was Always the bootcamp boys who tried to ruffle my gills with the pecker checker crap. I would explain to these children I owned their med records. And in a loud and authoritative voice I would tell them that they looked like sexual deviates and I was going to have them on the short arm inspection Every week. A sergeant usually would usually laugh and say "he will!"

Copyright aka "Copy it right!"

Navy CS is my dream job

Group sesh frottting!

Liberty cuffs are alive and well.

Aren’t holes in the knees always a problem for you navy boys?

The Ice Cream man whites and the Winter and Summer Blues I was issued in the seventies. These thing were designed for School Commands and Offices. They were not designed for sea commands.

Here's one. If you got the pleasure of cycling out of recruit training during dress whites season, you were doomed to buy a new uniform because of the grungy rifles. We were absolutely forbidden to clean them in any way because we were not "qualified".

Navy corpsmen rock. Saved my life in RVN.🎉🎉. 8404 is a god.

He forgot the most important part for green side Corpsman... You literally never have to worry out in town. Don't have to lift a finger. Nobody messes with Doc..

I shiver alot and I'm scared; however the 🍆 part im at peace with! I just don't know what to do sometimes! 😭

Hell yeah Doc 🫡

72-78 OR tech, Ortho tech........ Loved being a Corpsman, dad was, uncle Pharmacist mate, Go Navy

OOHRAH! Thanks Doc! Oh by the way quick question? Is it true that Asian "P" is sidways?

To old for enrollment unless of course i am conscripted or as you yanks call it the draft

And then there is the poor “bastard doc” that has to remove all the ticks from the taints of officers at OIC in Quantico.|

My response was “ looks like a penis, just a lot smaller”

Was infantry. Thinking about reclassing as medic. Asked our Doc if he liked being one. He said, “most of the time but this morning I was holding a BBC stuffing a q-tip up it thinking that I don’t” I did not reclass as a medic

Digging that Dixie cup cover, Doc! Now if only I could get away with rocking a piss cutter in civilian clothes…. 🤔

Well shit,you had me at d

Cosplaying Captain Kirk, that was funny. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.

100% verified true Navy corpsman. He knows.

Oy matey. The OJ helps prevent scurvy and the cranberry promotes healthy urinary tract. Both chock full of vitamins.

I wish you could have used some images from a large galley at a land base when you talked about glorified Golden Corral workers. I swear the smallest pot was five gallons. Pancake batter was made in rolling bathtubs. As a lab tech did you ever have to do the food health inspections or was that just for us field corpsmen?

Good laugh! Spent a career in Radiology after Air Force training. I’d say that I had a different experience than this Navy corpsman story!

Hey Doc, what is this? It's rude, we're in the chow line, pull up your pants!😂

Did I train you at FMTB?🤣

I was a medic in an Army infantry platoon. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Lol