What hats do operators wear?
What hats do operators wear?
The boonie hat is meant to be worn by operators embarked on tactical or military missions. The bucket hat, as noted above, is on the other hand meant for civilian recreational use.
Why do operators wear hats?
But one of the most important reasons service members will don a ball cap or beret in lieu of the helmet is to appear less intimidating to the local population. When dealing with low level insurgencies, appearing more friendly can help reduce tension and “win the hearts and minds” of civilians.
What is a tactical cap?
A tactical hat isn’t just used for military purposes only, but it can also be great protection for everyday wear. The best tactical hat can protect your face from the sun and keep your head cool. Most of them provide plenty of velcro patch panels to show your patriotism to the American country.
Why do military hats have velcro on the top?
A: Okay, so now that you know tactical hats have that nice velcro hat on the front—you know, to attach your cool American flag—but is that really why the velcro is there? The answer, is well, basically, yes. The patch on the front is meant to help you personalize your hat.
