Scout patch
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I know there are many who have served in America's armed forces on this board. I picked up a patch like pic related yesterday because I thought it looked really cool and because sc/out/
I was wondering if it would be offensive to sew such a patch on a hat, considering neither I nor any of my family members have ever been scout snipers. I realize any patch has some meaning to people but I was wondering if this was as innocuous as it seems.
bump for an answer.
last time im going to bump. give me some help here
>>27787317
someone might accuse you of stolen valor. But i would't worry about it to much OP. Just dont go flashing it everywhere and you should't have a problem.
>>27787317
>>27787552
You're autistic. Slap yourself with a dick.
>>27787317
put it on a stetson and pretend u a cav nigga
>>27787567
I was just going to put it on a blank canvas baseball cap I have, to wear around town. Seems like I might look like an asshole
>>27787317
Personally, I wouldnt. Mostly because I don't want to deal with the overreacting "stolen valor!" guys.
The only "military patch" I wear on my gear is a Night Nine patch which is a completely fictional group.
>>27787594
Yeah, I feel funny about it considering I haven't earned it at all. Just bugs me because I would only wear it out of admiration, respect and reverence but I guess you wouldn't want to go around wearing hells' angels patches in reverence either
>>27787614
Come on now, its because youd like people to make assumptions about you. Not "reverance"
