/fa/ - Fashion

>>14274197
After WW1, traditional "let's meet and fuck each other up" type warfare was gone. People realized that war was headed in a new direction - adjustments needed to be made. No longer was the uniform just a uniform, it needed to have a function in battle. Hence, why most uniforms are simply camo and boots. They serve a purpose in battle - to not stand out, to match your comrades, and to last. It's not a fashion show, like before, where everyone had colorful uniforms with meaning to each piece. Now we, rightfully, focus on keeping our troops alive.

Can you imagine how poorly any modern war would have gone if everyone still wore those flamboyant uniforms that weighed a ton?