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Why Did Soldiers Wear Gaiters. In old photos, however, we can see many soldiers have their legs wrapped with strips of cloth. By the time the united states entered world war i, leggings were still standard on the u.s. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german: Forces in wwii did not wear the standard army leggings issued with the field service shoe. Along with the m1 helmet and rifle, the m1938 dismounted legging was one of the icons of the wwii u.s. They didn’t do this because the issued leggings weren’t good enough against the brambles of western europe. Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers. What items were the heaviest? The weight of an infantryman's gear—including his clothing—was important, quite simply, because he had to carry it when marching. Late in world war ii, after. Similar to the church of england, the military use of gaiters began as a practical measure to protect the feet and lower legs from debris and abrasion. Why was weight such an important factor in soldiers' clothing?

By the time the united states entered world war i, leggings were still standard on the u.s. Along with the m1 helmet and rifle, the m1938 dismounted legging was one of the icons of the wwii u.s. Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers. They didn’t do this because the issued leggings weren’t good enough against the brambles of western europe. The weight of an infantryman's gear—including his clothing—was important, quite simply, because he had to carry it when marching. Why was weight such an important factor in soldiers' clothing? What items were the heaviest? In old photos, however, we can see many soldiers have their legs wrapped with strips of cloth. Late in world war ii, after. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german:

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Why Did Soldiers Wear Gaiters Similar to the church of england, the military use of gaiters began as a practical measure to protect the feet and lower legs from debris and abrasion. By the time the united states entered world war i, leggings were still standard on the u.s. Late in world war ii, after. The weight of an infantryman's gear—including his clothing—was important, quite simply, because he had to carry it when marching. Stiefeletten/gamaschen] to protect the lower legs of their soldiers. Why was weight such an important factor in soldiers' clothing? Similar to the church of england, the military use of gaiters began as a practical measure to protect the feet and lower legs from debris and abrasion. Since the era of marlborough and before, european armies had used gaiters [german: What items were the heaviest? Along with the m1 helmet and rifle, the m1938 dismounted legging was one of the icons of the wwii u.s. In old photos, however, we can see many soldiers have their legs wrapped with strips of cloth. Forces in wwii did not wear the standard army leggings issued with the field service shoe. They didn’t do this because the issued leggings weren’t good enough against the brambles of western europe.