It's only on the right shoulder, and is meant to mimic a flag flying in breeze as the player moves

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It's only on the right shoulder, and is meant to mimic a flag flying in breeze as the player moves

Author: Irish_Demon (2775 Posts - Original UHND Member)

Posted at 6:29 pm on Dec 12, 2020

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Link: History of the backwards flag

Replies to: "It's only on the right shoulder, and is meant to mimic a flag flying in breeze as the player moves"

Funny. On-field reporter at Army-Navy game just said 25th Infantry was nicknamed "Tropic Thunder" [IMAGE] - NedoftheHill - 3:34pm 12/12/20 (9) [View All]
- Why do the Army uniforms have the flag shoulder patches facing the wrong direction? - CC72 - 6:13pm 12/12/20
  - It's only on the right shoulder, and is meant to mimic a flag flying in breeze as the player moves [NT] [LINK] - Irish_Demon - 6:29pm 12/12/20
- Oh, and....GO ARMY! BEAT NAVY! [NT] - NedoftheHill - 3:45pm 12/12/20
  - These are the ugliest Navy uniforms ever [NT] - CC72 - 5:00pm 12/12/20
- Not a fan of these young ladies as sideline reporters. I miss Jerry Punch and Adrian Karsten. [NT] - ELP - 3:42pm 12/12/20
  - She is a cutie, though. No doubt about that. - NedoftheHill - 3:51pm 12/12/20
    - Cant this cutie take her mask down when she talks, tough to understand her, - cubsfanin16 - 5:22pm 12/12/20
      - Wow. Navy actually called for a chop block. Many Irish fans confused but clapping anyways. [NT] - ELP - 5:45pm 12/12/20
        DELETE [NT] - ELP - 5:45pm 12/12/20