JJ_BPK
06-15-2015, 12:34
Completely and unequivocally disagree with this.
Comrade Hodne should get his a$$ kicked..
Fort Carson colonel makes uniform adjustment during training
By Tom Roeder
PIÑON CANYON - An Army uniform is normally a cloth resume, showing where soldiers have fought and how they've been trained.
Experience is obvious at first glance, with jump wings, combat patches and other job-related insignia.
But that's not the case for Fort Carson's 1st Brigade Combat Team, where commanders have banned everything but the flag, last name, rank, "U.S. ARMY" and the 4th Infantry Division insignia during training this month for the unit's more than 4,000 soldiers.
"It's a culture thing," said brigade commander Col. David Hodne, who mandated the austere fashion statement.
"It's about the collective, it's not about the individual," Hodne explained during a training exercise last week at Fort Carson's Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site east of Trinidad.
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Comrade Hodne should get his a$$ kicked..
Fort Carson colonel makes uniform adjustment during training
By Tom Roeder
PIÑON CANYON - An Army uniform is normally a cloth resume, showing where soldiers have fought and how they've been trained.
Experience is obvious at first glance, with jump wings, combat patches and other job-related insignia.
But that's not the case for Fort Carson's 1st Brigade Combat Team, where commanders have banned everything but the flag, last name, rank, "U.S. ARMY" and the 4th Infantry Division insignia during training this month for the unit's more than 4,000 soldiers.
"It's a culture thing," said brigade commander Col. David Hodne, who mandated the austere fashion statement.
"It's about the collective, it's not about the individual," Hodne explained during a training exercise last week at Fort Carson's Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site east of Trinidad.
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