War Cavalry
Do cavalry officers still wear the civil war style stetson hats?
Like this? I am hoping to be a tank officer and was wondering if they still wear these.
http://cowboyhatstore.com/images/cavalry.jpg
The Stetson and spurs are NOT covered under Army regulations. Each unit that awards them has their own standards and regs about wear.
If you are a tanker the ONLY way you are going to get the Stetson and spurs is if you go to a CAV unit and either do a spur ride or do a combat tour.
Also it’s AR 670-1 that covers uniforms not 370-1.
Vietnam War: 1st Air Cavalry Division on Patrol – Part 3 (1971)
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