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Posted 2 months ago What do you think my house uses all dark navy for line firefighters and capts. white for chiefs. I think we should go to Dark navy for the line guys, light blue for Capts. and LTs. and white for chiefs what are your thoughts FTM-PTB-RFH-EGH
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| Posted 2 months ago Darker colors don't show dirt as much. I have worn the white shirt. I hated it. I prefer navy blue, regardless of rank. The largest room is the room for self improvement |
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| Posted 2 months ago We all run dark navy, except for chiefs. They want us to try out the saftey green/annoying bright neon snot green for shirts, but I don't think they will last, show dirt too easily. They do have the advantage of standing out though. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Due the North Texas heat, we stay away from the Navy......and opted on a gray. They look pretty sharp and don't draw the heat as badly as the Navy. With the red-dirt/clay up here, white is definitely not an option. Ross Caston
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| Posted 2 months ago When I was in the military and working on the airfield, we could wear a red or navy blue t-shirt, the captains wore a light blue button up shirt and of course the chiefs wore white. Everyone in the volunteer department wore a navy blue t-shirt. In the private amublance business, everyone wears white collar, button up shirts with black pocket flaps and black epaulettes. The only distinction is that the medics wear a patch over the left breast pocket and basics don't. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Everyone on our dept wears a navy blue T-Shirt or sweatshirt. The exception is our dress shirt- White for Chief and Navy for everyone else. Local ambulance service (AMR) is white for everyone. I like the grey idea. |
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| Posted 2 months ago Up here in Michigan, the Michigan Department of Corrections wears grey shirts. There are a few ambulance services who wear grey also. |
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| Posted 2 months ago My Department issues light blue shirts for all line personnel (Firefighters,Lieutenants and Captains). Deputy Chiefs, the Chief of the Department and day crew (Code Enforcement/Fire Prevention) wear white shirts. Training/Safety Officer wears dark Navy uniform. All personnel wear black turnouts regardless of rank. Black helmets for all but the Deputy Chiefs. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago For everyday station wear i prefer shorts and a golf shirt. Our dress uniforms are white for line officers and light blue for FF's. |