The red piping comes from the Revolutionary War. At that time the US did not have money for uniforms. It was customary for Marines to take the uniforms of fallen British Troops (their red coats). This created a problem in that they would be mistaken as British forces. To prevent this from happening they would turn the coats inside out. The coats were lined with a dark blue liner and where all the different seems were the red would show thru. Hence the red piping along the seems of the Dress Blue Coat.
The thirteen stars represent the original 13 colonies. The Marine emblem includes the Eagle ( represents our Nation), the Globe (represents our worldwide service), and the anchor (represents Marines close ties with the Navy-the Marine Corps is a department of the Navy). J. Noroflk, SgtMaj USMC Retired
SS stands for scout sniper
Cp1 stood for walmington platoon and cp2 for eastgate platoon
rest, at-ease, parade rest, stand-by
what did GI originally stand for on the uniform of American miltary
BDU = Battle Dress Uniform
The flag they fly if they're asked to hold ground longer than a day. No, I'm just kidding. It doesn't stand for anything; it was chosen because it contrasts well against the dark blue used in the jacket.
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Sleeveless Dress
Maybe: Wrought Austenitic Stainless Steel Piping Fittings
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P.I.R.U.=Pimpin In Red Uniform
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It could stand for Chicago Americen League. What time period did you see this uniform?
Mainly to ensure a more uniform stand of plants in the field. A more uniform stand typically produces a higher, more uniform yield with the best quality possible.