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The history of Naval gold lace or 'gold rings' is rather intriguing. Today's 'executive curl' was instigated to differentiate the military branch of the Royal Navy from the civil branch (such as the as auxiliaries, logistics and marine engineers). The military officers wore the curl, whereas the civil did not. However, from 1918 and ever since, the curl was rolled out across all branches. . When uniforms were first introduced within the Royal Navy in 1748, it would only be senior officers who would adorn with gold to denote their seniority and standing. Taking inspiration from senior army officers, the rule was; the more gilded a hem, cuff, pocket flap, coat skirt, breast or collar-the more senior your position. . By 1798 the Navy followed similar modes of adornment to the army in their gilt garments.Initially it was only Commanders, Captains and flag ranks that could display their rank thus in uniform. Flag officers would wear distinction lace on their cuffs for dress and undress uniforms. Ornate epaulettes were also employed as a symbol of gravitas. . Eventually, by 1856 the use of gold distinction lace was stripped to a more modest and tasteful display-incorporating the executive curl (reminiscent of cockades used in military millinery in prior centuries). . #navaltailor #royalnavy #navalhistory #navaluniform #uniformhistory #bespoketailoring #militarytailor
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Taking a moment to recognize the true meaning behind Memorial Day. It's more than just a holiday; it's a solemn tribute to honor U.S. military personnel who lost their lives serving our nation. Today, we remember the freedom brought by their courage, and it's our duty to honor their memory by upholding the values they fought for. Have you ever wondered what core values the DoD and each Service live by? Here they are: DoD: Duty, Integrity, ethics, honor, courage, and loyalty. Army: Loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage. Marine Corps: Honor, courage, and commitment. Navy: Honor, courage, and commitment. Air Force: Integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do. Coast Guard: Honor, respect, and devotion to duty. Many people know what these words mean, but how often do we see someone actually live up to them? A question worth asking ourselves, and a great day to begin living by these values as a way to honor our history and freedom. As we enjoy this day, let's take a moment to reflect, to honor, and to remember the true essence of Memorial Day. Let's honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and strive to live up to the values they fought for. #MemorialDay #HomeoftheFree #HonorThem 🇺🇸
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Acme Mills: Advancing Military Textiles Through History As outlined in the article "Military Textiles: Features, Characteristics and Materials," military textiles, also known as armed forces textiles, play a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of soldiers in diverse and challenging environments. Throughout history, military textiles have evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of warfare. From ancient civilizations utilizing animal skins and furs for protection to the sophisticated high-tech materials integrated into modern uniforms, the journey of military textiles reflects the advancements in human ingenuity and technology. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eHC95Wrj
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Transforming Limitations: My Journey from Library to the Military Discover how I overcame the odds and sought a physical challenge to redefine my limits. From the library to the battlefield, witness my journey to becoming a Navy Seal. #TransformationStory #OvercomingObstacles #NavySealJourney #PhysicalChallenge #LimitBreaking #LibraryToMilitary #PersonalGrowth #DefyingTheOdds #CourageousJourney #InspiringStory
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