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remember the golden exemple in the army: the bed. even the bed is regulated and not allowed for customisation.
now on to squad:
No need for that. Sure, more appropriate uniforms would be nice, but even then, you could say logistics are often ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up and appropriate uniforms for a given terrain can take time to arrive :P
but i wouldn't like at all to see squad evolving into chaos, where soldiers in a same squad will have different uniforms, helmets and what not.
about personal equipment: from my experience in the greek army, No, normally it's forbidden but usually, they wont mind if you wear something other than the official uniform only if it looks alike. (this is usually the case for boots, gloves but they must be the same type and color) so except for real-life practicality, in games you shouldnt see a difference between official boots and private boots.
nothing much to customise on other domains neither. hats are all the same, patches are official patches depending on your speciality/role (the only choise is if you want the simple flag, or the flag with your branch's saint) and facial hair is also regulated. --> beard forbiden. mustache is a choice. hairstyle should be the typical american one with no alteration/fadeouts or whatever.
Those rules would apply even for the freaking jacket. either all of the company would wear jackets, either nobody. of course, in combat this wouldn't be applied but the rule is there. this is to minimise "uniqueness" as all soldiers should be the same, not a showoff parade.
again, this is from my experience, and changes from country to country or even from branch to branch. but i hardly imagine any serious army branch would allow much "uniqueness"
Facial hair is currently iffy Moustaches are allowed and for troops based outside Main Camp they can have Beards people are even working on allowing beards all around.
"French foreign legion aren't your regular branch in the Military"
True but there's something to say about their experience. Multiple wars over multiple continents there experience has weight
On another thought maybe that should be a new Nation France and their Foreign Legion cause we're never going to get China😔
There is a similar policy in the US army, although since last year the army has allowed some leniency for religious groups, such as Sikhs. One soldier made headlines last year for being granted an exception to wear a beard because he claimed to worship Thor, the Norse god of thunder.
The navy has previously found that more leniency on aesthetic matters has increased its recruiting ability. In 2016, they announced a new policy allowing nearly all tattoos, including on the neck and sleeves. “We need to make sure that we’re not missing any opportunities to recruit and retain the best and the brightest because of our policies,” said Mike Stevens, a master chief petty officer, at the time.
The Army is all about recruitment....
"Army reviews beard ban amid fears rule is putting off younger generation of potential recruits"
Non-deployed soldiers can have non issued:
Gloves
Undergarments
Boots
Slings
Patrol packs (to a degree)
Rucksacks (to a degree)
Ear and eye protection
Deployed soldiers can have the above non issued items, plus:
Buttstocks (depends)
Magazines
Tactical vests
Weapon optics (depends)
Weapon attachments like flashlights, grips, ex.
Special forces:
Pretty much whatever they want...
Hell I know Ex Marines and Army personel who bought their own mag even tho you arnt supposed to but it's their life on the line not some desk Jockey
I would say no to facial hair. Usually facial hair is for special forces or foregin militaries other than the US Army. Some US soldiers can have facial hair if they get a shaving profile.
I don't like looking like a clone when I play. I don't have to see myself in the game. This aspect is to make others look at you and tell it's you because of your character.
Weapon based accessories are generally required to be approved by command at the unit level, not the individual level. Magazines and slings are the things you wont really get your ass chewed out over. Most will turn a blind eye to it.
When it comes to clothing, you aren't allowed to change any issued camo related items. But you can indeed bring your own gloves, socks, underwear, shemagh, both ear and eye pro(as long as it meets regulations and standards). Me personally, didn't bother with the ear pro since my platoon was issued Peltor ComTacs.
Changing vest? Plate carrier approval is pretty much a no majority of the time, as when it comes to protective equipment, it has to meet military standards and requirements, and most people go the cheap rout. Only real control you have is pouch placement on your rig - Some units do have a required location for IFAK though.
Rucks/Patrol bags, you don't have much choice to be honest. It's generally previous issue or current issue that's your choice, or there's a certain small list of approved ones, that would be allowed.
It can vary by nation, and does vary by unit - But for the most part, it's a few companies or special platoons that get real relaxed rules on equipment. Modern militaries like to keep a standard amongst equipment and clothing. For not only protection reasons, but to keep things as streamlined as possible.
We can't have everyone turning up with their own stuff pretending they're in a rambo movie.
Gotta open your mind up, my guy, and look at people's suggestions with an open mind. Not a closed mind.
If indie devs can do it with limited resources I'm sure Squads Devs can
Yeah, we can't be an individual, but we can still decide what stuff we want to wear... as long as it's in regs and if the unit decides if we can or cannot wear it.