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View the profileSome time ago, I found a scrub for a cheap price :
They also exist in other camouflage (ACU,...).
Here's a few pictures of their use in Iraq :
They also exist in other camouflage (ACU,...).
Here's a few pictures of their use in Iraq :
Camouflaged scrub for military medics
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ladrang- 2nd Lieutenant
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Hi PE very interesting piece, 
Thanks for the pics, P-E. I also have one of the DCU scrub tops in my collection. Never seen pics of it in use before.
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Very interesting indeed! Pierre, you always find something very interesting.
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Mercenary25 wrote:Very interesting indeed! Pierre, you always find something very interesting.
hahaha, no I always search items other people don't want
Nkomo, there's a documentary called "Baghdad ER" where you can see them in use. It's the story of combat medics and military hospitals in Baghdad. They also speak about medevacs,... that's an interesting US made documentary.
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Nice addition to your collection!
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I stumbled across a few photos of scrubs in ACU.
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I've finally found one! A medical scrub top in ACU.
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Hi your scrub top is really cool, thanks for sharing it with us
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Very interesting Scrub tops, I had no idea these were even in existance, so that's cool guy's, i learned something new today,nice one
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I gotta a question that wether this shirt is allowed wear in combat sitnation or not. And I see there is no any government contact number on it. Does it not problem for soilders to wear without any blame by their higher level officer？ 
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Here is a set I picked up a few weeks ago. These are also Nurse Joes.
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Cool ! Happy to see your sets !!!
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Yuyang Mei wrote:I gotta a question that wether this shirt is allowed wear in combat sitnation or not. And I see there is no any government contact number on it. Does it not problem for soilders to wear without any blame by their higher level officer？
Well, they are used in military hospital, so non combat medics but deployed on theater of operations. When you check pictures, you can see tons of variants, there's no real official set, there're some different ones (all private purchase / commercial).
And no, there's no blame from higher officer
I'll try to add some pictures from the documentary Baghdad ER. If you have the time to check, that's an interesting documentary. Here's a link of their website : http://www.baghdader.com/ I think that's interesting to see the job of medics, that's often forgotten by historians. But that's just my opinion !
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ohhh，Thank you PE for these info and the link。。。let me learn a lot indeed！