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Why didn the Air Force incorporate slanted pockets into the design of the ABU?

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Why didn the Air Force incorporate slanted pockets into the design of the ABU?

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A 33: The senior leadership of AFSOC considered the use of slant pockets, but ultimately decided there was no advantage to them. In fact, we specifically sought and received input on pockets, which resulted in the lower arm and leg pockets on the latest version of the uniform. Q 34: The Army designed a two-piece aviation variant of their ACU. Why isn’t the Air Force designing a replacement flight suit based on the ABU? A 34: For several reasons, Air Force senior leadership decided that it would be premature, at this time, to move forward with development of a two-piece flight suit. Many Air Force pilots must wear a one-piece flight suit due to ejection seat requirements. As a result, it is imperative to continue with some variant of a one-piece flight suit. The AF is studying the possibility of a two-piece suit for some flight specialties; however, there is currently insufficient data to warrant moving forward with development. From a technical perspective, the Nomex fabric currently b

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