Why British soldiers wore red coats
Sunday, August 11, 2024
It may seem strange today, when camouflage is so commonplace in the design of military uniforms, that such a noticeable color was used on the battlefield, rather than green, brown, or khaki. I t may seem strange today, when camouflage is so commonplace in the design of military uniforms, that such a noticeable color was used on the battlefield, rather than green, brown, or khaki. But there were a number of reasons why red was chosen, including battlefield strategy and the simple need for a uniform that could be produced quickly and efficiently. |
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posted by June Lesley at 12:02 PM
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