Favorite military uniforms in history?
>>994505
1 of 1,600
>>994505
Maybe the ancient Romans
Supreme aesthetic.
>>994544
ooga booga
>>994505
>nazis nazis nazis nazis
Whatever. Seen it a thousand times. Usually worn by goons who get shot a lot in movies. I'm sick of it.
>>994556
>>994569
>>994579
>>994505
Cool picture, have any for other armies?
Napoleonic Cavalry
>>994505
Pretty much anything from the 30 years war
>>994556
yeah, they really are overrated as all fuck.
>>994505
>WW2?
Officers? Polish
war-fighters? British Paratroopers
>>994505
overall? I was always fond of the Russian Army in the 18th and early 19th century.....nice mix of swag and practical.
I've always been fond of the winter gear used in Korea.
>>995202
Italian cops are stylish as hell.
Not uniforms in the strictest sense (excepting roman), but most things antiquity
>>995344
etruscan
>>995346
>>995351
>>995310
They certainly had to wear a lot of it.
>>995352
nothing looks more badass than the corinthian helmet
>>995356
Gladiator helmets are pretty sick too
>>994544
Hell yea dude,. I've been saying the US gulf war uniforms where tops for years. Also bonus points for DBDU. Also, I know its weird but I have always thought that US troops deployed in desert areas with either woodland coma MOP suits or body Armour look pretty dam cool.
>>994556
>>995211
If nobody knew about German uniforms and you were one of the few to know about it, you would be all over the internet showing how special your special snowflake uniform is and complain why German uniforms are so underrated.
German uniforms look good. Period. Don't let your desire to be contrarian and anti-mainstream blind you.
t. Wehraboo
>>994505
Full Plate Medieval Knight
>>995356
>corinthian helmet
they gay as fuck
>>995584
>goes wehraboo
>>posts US Vietnam Uniforms
born to kill
>>995626
Polish winged hussars
The japanese ones from the war with russia were fucking great
Anything from 1900 to 1920
Trews>Kilts
I really like the uniforms of guerilla and resistance forces because of they rugged look
Guys on picture are partisan soldiers during WW2
>>996532
>I really like the uniforms of guerilla and resistance forces because of they rugged look
completely agree senpai
>>996563
World war 1 Belgiums, nice top hat.
>>995239
i prefer late war british and german para and regular german uniforms, because they look operator as fuck. precursors to modern uniforms.
in the book "long march to rome" by charles whiting, he recounts a story where british and german paras became mixed up at a bridge site in sicily and found it hard to tell one another apart, leading to many lols (deaths).
>>995616
Full plate armour was the exact opposite of being "uniform" though, because it was individually made.
>>995239
It does look alright.
Those from WWI are underrated.
More WWI
>vietcong uniform
oh wait
>>996801
>I AM MAD AS FUCK AND I HAVE A SHOVEL
>>995703
>Trews>kilts
Maybe for hiding your tiny fucking balls, cunt.
>>996823
>AAACHHHH
>>996912
Fucking sissies yearning to be a woman.
>>996532
Carlists uniforms.
>>996632
Oh. By uniform I also thought it meant to an extent a historical set of equipment, my bad.
My personal fave
>>996823
>>996801
Aren't the two bags he has slung over his shoulders full of grenades?
>>994505
![d4428b94bebfa64ee87c34aa64daf01f[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/XSwvyR9.jpg "d4428b94bebfa64ee87c34aa64daf01f[1].jpg")
e Gilbert (and Ellice) Islanders had a strong set of beliefs of their own, pre the Christian missionaries; they had a strong foundation myth, involving trees and the two genders. Their ancestors, they said, had been white skinned and red haired and came from elsewhere, perhaps the West (possibly coinciding with the outward spread of Homo sapiens from Africa and elsewhere). As might be expected, they gave power to the natural forces and gave them names and godly characteristics (sun, moon, etc.) but believed in one spirit god, a bit similar to the god of Genesis, in that he/she seemed to have power over dark and light and so on, and was pretty much invisible. They had a strong belief in behaving properly to their ancestors, and especially their parents, and had well-developed community rules for courtesy to others. Read A Pattern of Islands, by Arthur Grimble, who worked in these islands and on Banaba, for the Colonial Administration, from just before the First World War to the mid thirties, or thereabouts. It is a remarkable, informative, funny and warm-hearted account of these people, their religion. Other religions on the islands figure slightly, and there are remarkable stories of adventures, bravery, political machinations, etc. Probably out of print, but second hand copies are available I think, I have two, and the illustrations are delightful.
Bretty interesting culture.
>Puffer fish helmets
![2255f1c8869ad0b982dc883e6d04ee68[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Ow0QCzI.jpg "2255f1c8869ad0b982dc883e6d04ee68[1].jpg")
>>997391
>>994505
Motherfucking cataphracts.
>>997404
>+3 Poison
>>997482
kek
Mexica
>>995344
How bout phoenicians
>>995209
She gettin phat
>>994544
The 90s were the last time combat uniforms looked aesthetic.
The Eternal Gaul's uniform in ww1
Rhodesian Selous Scouts uniforms, bootyshorts and FN FAL's are the way to go.
>>998565
I love these just for the sheer balls-out gayness
>>998565
Remind me of tourists
Don't be a weenie join the alpini!
>>996997
>you talkin' to me?
>>994556
woah belgikek bro?
>>998565
>tennis shoes
perfect.
>>996555
hello brad pitt
>>999636
Not sure, but here you go.
>>999636
Does anyone know what regiment this Hussar uniform is for?
>>996632
Was there even a strict medieval uniform?
>>995209
Most of these uniforms are either garish or too plain but these accents and helmets are exquisite
simply the best
>>998565
