Some one has leaked it as A4 combat underpants were given a directive by a 3* to get something done on new uniform by 31 Mar 22. They are not happy with what they put together but it got the 3* off their backs. Most of this will never see the light of day as contracts will have to be set up, plus trials, dress regs ammended etc. If this comes arrives in the next 10 years i'll be surprised. Don't get me wrong we need some modern clothing to meet the 21 century but not looking like Starship Troopers or Thunderbirds/Captain Scarlet.its part of the Astra project looking at updating the look of the RAF, just blue sky thinking people, dont loose your 5hit over it. it wont happen, there isnt any cash for it. maybe new rank slides with RAF on them....
The TA for TG18 is at the bottom and he only took up post in 21.My lad has just told me that the *.pdf is dated 26 July 2020.
I wonder if it went to the airships and has been quietly forgotten.
Don't give them ideas.... Please.....Surprised the stable belt isn't rainbow colours to show diversity!
Consider the female of the species some of which are "ahem" rather broader in the beam than most airmen. Cargo trousers from Spanx and lycra?Nah not gender fluid enough.
2-3 weeks for trousers? If you only ever wore them on the five minute journey to and from work they never ever needed washing. Once at work it was denims over undercrackers or shorts if you were really posh.Is it a one-piece item or two. If one then it's going to spaff up most tech trades laundry plans as they won't be able to get a week out of a dark blue shirt and 2-3 weeks out of a pair of trousers?
I assume flying suits are issued as flying equipment rather than purchased from the clothing allowance by those that do.Word is that those that live in growbags ‘cos they can’ are going to have to start explaining why they’re in them when they don’t fly for a job.
Each flying suit, plus servicing is up at £425 per year. Blues make more sense.
Issued, but rather expensive to replac and need servicing twice a year.I assume flying suits are issued as flying equipment rather than purchased from the clothing allowance by those that do.