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April 17th 04, 06:53 AM
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B2431 wrote:
From: (BUFDRVR) Thanks Tex. Now the big question. How in God's name do you wear something on your left sleeve 5-6 days a week for 4+ years and find yourself unable to accurately describe it? Simple, you tend to tune it out after awhile and most people simply don't notice. I used to wear a TAC patch with the sword in the wrong direction and no one noticed. Right now I couldn't tell you which way its supposed to go without looking it up. I had a trainer at MacDill who wore his "Travelling Air Circus" patch (bearing a large screw in place of the sword) in a regular rotation of his fatigue shirts. Who's going to stop and read a patch when you see hundreds of copies every day? 
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