uniform riddle

[usafcap1]

A Fruit Salad is what part of the uniform?

[usafcap1]

so if i said nice fruit salad wat am i talking about.

[bosshawk]

That question should start an interesting chain.

Young man(or woman), fruit salad refers to the multitude of ribbons that some people wear.

I suspect that some young people have never even seen a real fruit salad.

[usafcap1]

lolol. . . you guys are smart

[usafcap1]

That question should start an interesting chain.

Young man(or woman), fruit salad refers to the multitude of ribbons that some people wear.

btw im a guy

[Eclipse]

I call them jelly beans...

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

Chest candy, though that one can be misinterpreted.

Ribbons just for showing up: fog-a-mirror ribbons.

[GroundHawg]

Snoopy Stickers
Rack
Bling
Resume'
Fruit Salad
Chest Candy
Cheese

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

Ribbon rack

[AngelWings]

Left Breast Armor
SWAG
Life Story
Chest starers (Why you staring at my chest!?! Just looking at the ribbons)

There is one or two inappropiate names for ribbons me and my friends in CAP and JROTC came up with that shall remain secret 

[Flying Pig]

That question should start an interesting chain.

Young man(or woman), fruit salad refers to the multitude of ribbons that some people wear.

I suspect that some young people have never even seen a real fruit salad.

Now theres a fruit salad

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_Millett

[Eclipse]

^ Meh. In Soviet Union, ribbons wear YOU!

[Persona non grata]

om gosh...............an idea for a new corporate uniform above.
:clap:

[Major Lord]

That guy on the right...is he a Colonel-General? And I thought the Naval ranks were confusing!

Major Lord

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

om gosh...............an idea for a new corporate uniform above.
:clap:

No, it'd have to be grey.

[titanII]

The guy in the middle... omg! Even half of his ribbons would be a lot!

[Al Sayre]

He's probably a WWII vet who remained after the war, he looks to be in his 80's.  While our schools don't teach much about it, the Russians saw a great majority of the WWII action (and they seem to be pretty free with the chest candy).

[The CyBorg is destroyed]

I think the one in the middle is also wearing Soviet Air Force "Sniper" pilot's wings.  Those were not just handed-out like so much of their other blingage (such as writing a positive essay on Marx).  I would guess that pilot downed more than a few Messerschmitts and Focke-Wulfs on the Eastern Front.

Really, the Soviet forces that were our allies-of-convenience in WWII were tough cookies.  The entire population was mobilised.  Tanks were driven off the assembly line unpainted and straight into battle.  Stalingrad was Hitler's second kick-in-the-teeth (the first being the Battle Of Britain) that ultimately brought him down.

[titanII]

I agree, the Soviet war effort is ignored all too often here in the US. Not too many people realize how many people were sacrificed, and how much the industry was mobilized.

[Major Lord]

I think the one in the middle is also wearing Soviet Air Force "Sniper" pilot's wings.  Those were not just handed-out like so much of their other blingage (such as writing a positive essay on Marx).  I would guess that pilot downed more than a few Messerschmitts and Focke-Wulfs on the Eastern Front.

Really, the Soviet forces that were our allies-of-convenience in WWII were tough cookies.  The entire population was mobilised.  Tanks were driven off the assembly line unpainted and straight into battle.  Stalingrad was Hitler's second kick-in-the-teeth (the first being the Battle Of Britain) that ultimately brought him down.

The guy in the middle also has two awards of the "Hero of the Soviet Union" medal, so he is either a big dog politically or a kick-butt, killer,  kind of guy. Again, not the kind of thing Ivan hands out like candy....

Major Lord