garrison cap造句

• It wasn't difficult to tell who the vets were _ almost all wore garrison caps that told their local affiliations and offices they hold.
• However, after the October Revolution of 1917, it was replaced in Red Army field uniforms by the budenovka, and later by the garrison cap.
• Dozens of veterans, many wearing garrison caps embossed with their ships'names, attended ceremonies and speeches on Oahu this week honoring them and their fallen friends.
• The Parachutist Badge replaced the " Parachutist Patch " which had previously worn as a large patch on the side of a paratrooper's garrison cap.
• An Officer of the National Executive Board is distinguished by a garrison cap with a blue crown and gold peak, gold lettering and gold piping.
• Sophomores can be distinguished by the black braids on their garrison cap, their nylon black belt, and their rank insignia of private first class or corporal.
• The unit wore red, white, and blue piping on their garrison cap and on the breast an oval ( or trimming ) behind their Parachutist Wings.
• Engineering personnel on-board surface ships were further issued with a boilersuit devoid of any insignia except for a swastika eagle emblem and worn with a blue garrison cap.
• Over the past week, Oahu was host to ceremonies and speeches honoring veterans and their fallen friends, and dozens of survivors attended, many wearing garrison caps with their ships'names.
• Especially visible during Wednesday's ceremony were D-Day veterans, some dressed in navy blazers with American flags poking from their pockets, others with royal blue garrison caps decorated with medals.
• During World War II the first flight nurses uniform consisted of a blue wool battle dress jacket, blue wool trousers and a blue wool men's style maroon piped garrison cap.
• The Soviet army was to receive the garrison cap ( called " pilotka " ) and the outdoor ushanka, the latter being based on the Finnish turkislakkis army fur caps.
• A fish is easily recognized by the fact that the garrison cap ( aka biter ) is plain and not embellished with any braid, or by the black cotton belt.
• Cadets awake to reveille and, in their gray uniforms and garrison caps, hurry across campus under lofty monuments to war heroes that have developed a layer of verdigris with age.
• The garrison cap, commonly called the " flight cap " in the air forces, had been authorized for all ranks since 1926 to facilitate the wearing of radio headsets during flights.
• For head gear a flight cap of matching shade to the pants and similar in appearance to the former Army green garrison cap and the shoes are a black high polished dress shoe.
• This uniform is identical to The Summerall Guard Full Dress Salt and Pepper ( Under Arms ) uniform, except the Bond Volunteers wear the white garrison cap and the regular dress wool blouse.
• Even if a member is clobbered by a flying 10 {-pound Springfield Model 1903, blood dripping from under his blue wool garrison cap, the drill master said, " you're not allowed to stop ."
• The uniform departed from all traditions and followed the international model : Grey jacket with four buttons as well as rocker emblem on the chest, and soft garrison caps more reminiscent of British models.
• The garrison cap is also the standard dress headgear for women in all of the Russian armed services ( except for those units authorised to wear berets, such as airborne troops and marines ).