New logo identifies equipment, clothing as 'Army certified

[davidtkl]

One point to take note when making new purchases for soldiers:

http://combat-missions.com/in-the-news/new-logo-identifies-equipment-clothing-as-army-certified

[Gungnir]

:cantbeli:
Wonder how many staff officers came up with that...

What happened to the good ol "US" stamped on the equip/clothing?

OK it is not sooo bad... just get rid of the "TEAM SOLDIER CERTIFIED GEAR"

The new ACS shirts... have that symbol and underneath they have 'Army Strong' which I think is lame.

[AroundTheCorner]

I hate the "Army Strong" slogen. They really have to print it everywhere. And it's not even the real motto of the army. jeeeees

[Triple2-11b]

When they mean Army tested and Aproved I cant help but to stare at my ACU's and laugh.

[bababooey]

Has anyone seen the US Army line of civilian clothing at Sears? I wonder if they have that stamp of approval.

[LineDoggie]

When they mean Army tested and Aproved I cant help but to stare at my ACU's and laugh.


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[el borracho]

Has anyone seen the US Army line of civilian clothing at Sears? I wonder if they have that stamp of approval.

Yes, unfortunately. I was walking through there and saw them. Kinda pathetic actually.

[dave81]

Is it only 1st ID stuff at Sears? I like collecting cheap knockoff "US ARMY" clothing overseas (my favorite one was a "US Army" t-shirt with a picture of British troops that I saw in Southeast Asia, unfortunately they didn't have my size).
A domestic version would be funny, I would think. I can't find any pictures on Sears.com, though.