Red berets as an obstacle to vision

[trellheim]

I'm intrigued now; is that some USN/SEAL training OPfor or something ?

[Truck Driver]

In terms of a cat picture in context, that's your best one yet !!!

[Fireplace]

I'm intrigued now; is that some USN/SEAL training OPfor or something ?

He's a Macedonian -

A member of Macedonian Army Special Operations Regiment with a camouflage face paint stands guard as Commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and of Allied Joint Force Command Naples, U.S. Admiral Mark P. Fitzgerald, right, passes near during a medal award ceremony in Macedonia's capital Skopje, on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2008. U.S. Admiral Fitzgerald awarded on Wednesday 61 soldier of the Special Operations Regiment of Macedonian Army, all participants in the Iraqi Freedom Operation.

[trellheim]

it was the USN officer in the background that had me puzzled.

[concussion]

The camo still has me puzzled though...

[Dazzler]

Admit defeat so...

And don't throw that shite in. A five year old could tell you that you are talking out your hole.

To summarise:
A picture was posted of an MP on CP duty without his beret on.
You stated it was because it would effect his peripheral vision.
It was pointed out that the same individual is wearing blinkers in the form of sunglasses.
A picture was posted of the same MP on CP with his beret on.
You stated it was because his head was cold.

I am not someone to get involved in other people's arguements, but;

A beret may effect peripheral vision - So Might as well leave it off just in case
Sunglasses will affect peripheral vision but they also really help the vision,when sunlight is strong, due to being able to see. (They are most likely Polaroid and Wrap around the head so that minimises the effect on Peripheral Vision) - Leave them on.
Beret on I don't know so I won't comment.


In reality, who here would question a man who looks like that about his hat? I really hope you wear a flash and a Dark Green Beret because he looks like a fella who could hold his own!!!

[golden rivet]

I'm intrigued now; is that some USN/SEAL training OPfor or something ?

no he is guarding the bronze statue of the dog... silly looking set up