A) France B) United Kingdom C) United States D) Germany
A) Cover B) Cowboy hat C) Fez D) Beret
A) Tie-dye B) Paisley C) Animal print D) Multicam
A) National Guard B) Coast Guard C) Marine Corps D) Air Force
A) Safari uniform B) Snowsuit C) Tuxedo D) Hazmat suit
A) Party disguise B) Bridal gown C) Swimwear D) Camouflage and concealment
A) Navy B) Cavalry C) Special Forces D) Infantry
A) Pink B) Neon green C) Silver D) Blue
A) Second Lieutenant B) General C) Major D) Sergeant
A) Battle dress uniform (BDU) B) Tuxedo C) Bathing suit D) Trench coat
A) Hungarian hussars. B) Scottish Highland clans. C) Byzantine cavalry. D) German Landsknechte.
A) Green for camouflage purposes. B) Black to signify rank. C) Blue with gold trimmings. D) Un-dyed or red-dyed wool.
A) Senior commanders. B) Auxiliary cohorts. C) Centurions only. D) Common soldiers.
A) A distinctive item worn to identify friend from foe. B) A secret code used by soldiers. C) An insignia for high-ranking officers. D) A type of weapon used in battle.
A) The French army in the mid-17th century. B) The Byzantine Empire. C) The British army during the English Civil War. D) The Roman legions.
A) Short skirts and boots. B) Silk robes for all ranks. C) Long canvas gaiters. D) Brightly colored feathers on hats.
A) Dark blue. B) Green. C) White. D) Red.
A) Conical black hats of felt B) White felt zarcola headdresses C) Crested helmets D) Red tunics
A) Tribal group costumes B) Individual means and taste C) An elaborate system of colourful standards D) Standardised dress
A) King Louis XVI B) Napoleon Bonaparte C) Queen Victoria D) Sultan Mahmud II
A) 5 B) 20 C) 10 D) 15
A) Frock coat B) Tunic C) Coatee-type jacket D) Peaked cap
A) 1850s B) 1900s C) 1870s D) 1800s
A) Blue B) Green C) Red D) Yellow
A) September 1876 B) January 1857 C) June 1805 D) April 1900
A) Grey B) Brown C) Black D) Green
A) Woolen berets B) Felt hats C) Leather caps D) Steel helmets
A) Dark green jackets B) Scarlet tunics C) Blue trousers with white shirts D) Khaki coats
A) U.S. Navy B) German Navy C) Royal Navy D) French Navy
A) Germany B) Spain C) Italy D) France
A) 1919 B) 1927 C) 1930 D) 1945
A) United States B) Germany C) Japan D) Soviet Union
A) Britain B) Germany C) France D) Spain
A) Combat boots B) Reddish brown jack boots C) Puttees D) Ankle height shoes
A) Field grey cloth B) Blue tunics C) Braided shoulder boards D) Red trousers
A) Ankle height shoes B) Khaki trousers C) 2-buckle combat boots D) Puttees
A) Green B) Field grey C) Khaki D) Brown
A) United States B) Soviet Union C) Germany D) Japan
A) Political reasons B) Cost efficiency C) Material shortages D) Tradition
A) Spain B) France C) United States D) Italy
A) Olive drab B) Brown C) Field grey D) Khaki
A) The Chasseurs Alpins B) Sailors of the French Navy C) Troupes de marine D) French Spahis
A) Sailors of the French Navy B) Troupes de marine C) French Spahis D) Chasseurs Alpins
A) French Spahis B) Chasseurs Alpins C) Sailors of the French Navy D) Troupes de marine
A) Turbans B) Peaked caps C) Berets D) Wide brimmed felt hats
A) Cummerbunds B) Box pockets C) Collar braid stripes (Litzen) D) Buttoned flaps
A) Stiefelhosen (bootcut trousers) B) Jungle camouflage trousers C) Desert camouflage trousers D) Khaki trousers
A) Wool B) Leather C) Cotton D) Synthetic material
A) PDL (Pakaian Dinas Lapangan) B) PDH (Pakaian Dinas Harian) C) PDU (Pakaian Dinas Upacara) D) PDP (Pakaian Dinas Parade)
A) PDL (Pakaian Dinas Lapangan) B) PDP (Pakaian Dinas Parade) C) PDH (Pakaian Dinas Harian) D) PDU (Pakaian Dinas Upacara)
A) PDH (Pakaian Dinas Harian) B) PDL (Pakaian Dinas Lapangan) C) PDU (Pakaian Dinas Upacara) D) PDP (Pakaian Dinas Parade)
A) PDP (Pakaian Dinas Parade) B) PDH (Pakaian Dinas Harian) C) PDU (Pakaian Dinas Upacara) D) PDL (Pakaian Dinas Lapangan)
A) Beige on beige B) Olive-green C) Slate grey D) Eggshell white
A) Four B) Two C) Three D) One
A) Red berets B) Yellow boots C) Officers' epaulettes D) Camouflage pattern
A) The Siberian Regiment B) The Kremlin Regiment C) The Volga Regiment D) The Moscow Regiment
A) 2015 B) 2016 C) 2014 D) 2013
A) The Civil Guard B) The Royal Guard C) The 1st Infantry Regiment D) The National Police
A) Tricorn B) Beret C) Ros shako D) Peaked cap
A) Glengarry bonnet B) Peaked cap C) Tartan trousers D) Kilt
A) OCP B) Multi-Cam C) MARPAT D) ACU
A) ACU patrol cap B) Boonie hat C) Glengarry bonnet D) Beret
A) Black lettering B) Gold lettering C) Copper lettering D) Silver lettering
A) The Japanese Imperial Army. B) The French Foreign Legion. C) The British Expeditionary Force. D) The Muslim Gansu Braves under General Dong Fuxiang.
A) The British khaki tunic. B) The French kepi. C) The Ottoman fez. D) The patched jibba.
A) To reduce the cost of dyeing uniforms. B) To match the fashion trends of civilian clothing. C) Brightly colored uniforms made soldiers easy targets for enemies with accurate rifles. D) To make it easier to spot friendly units in battle.
A) BDU. B) MARPAT. C) ACU. D) CADPAT.
A) Announced in a daily newspaper. B) Sent via email to all personnel. C) Broadcast over the 1MC at reveille. D) Displayed on notice boards. |