Why do Navy uniforms have a flap?
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Nov 15, 2024 - 10:06 AM
The flap on Navy uniforms, specifically on the traditional sailor's "crackerjack" uniform, is known as the "jumper flap" and serves both functional and historical purposes. Historically, it was designed to protect the rest of the uniform from tar and grease sailors would apply to their hair, making it easier to clean just the flap. Additionally, it provides ease of movement and a distinct, recognizable appearance.
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