I was there 50 years ago. We wore class "A" summer khaki uniform - longsleeve shirt and tie tucked in about the third shirt button. What happened to that uniform?
If it was all tan, we still use it, but only on certain occasions. For special events, the Long-sleeve Bravos uniform has been replaced by the Alphas Uniform/Midnights. The newer one is the dark green jacket you would see in later football games including the four way cross.
@@crimsonstone3627 Thanks for your response. The uniform I am referring to was worn in early fall until winter class "A" uniforms. The summer class "A" uniforms were khaki shirt, khaki pants, junior and seniors wore surge, which was more of a light gray in color, but all long sleeve shirts with ties to every football game - home or away.
@@crimsonstone3627 Thanks for asking. My outfit no longer exists. In 1973, the Aggie Band was battalion strength made up of two companies. The White Band (former Infantry Band) and the Maroon Band (former Artillery Band). I was in the White Band. The Aggie Band went to Brigade strength in 1977.
@@guionhall7950 that's so interesting! I wish there was some sort of catalog that had all the uniforms through the years. Maybe I could find something in the sanders center.
Fantastic. I enjoyed listening to the trombone section to hear their parts of these songs. The percussions came in great, too. 😀
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I was there 50 years ago. We wore class "A" summer khaki uniform - longsleeve shirt and tie tucked in about the third shirt button. What happened to that uniform?
If it was all tan, we still use it, but only on certain occasions. For special events, the Long-sleeve Bravos uniform has been replaced by the Alphas Uniform/Midnights. The newer one is the dark green jacket you would see in later football games including the four way cross.
If you don't mind me asking, which outfit were you in?
@@crimsonstone3627 Thanks for your response. The uniform I am referring to was worn in early fall until winter class "A" uniforms. The summer class "A" uniforms were khaki shirt, khaki pants, junior and seniors wore surge, which was more of a light gray in color, but all long sleeve shirts with ties to every football game - home or away.
@@crimsonstone3627 Thanks for asking. My outfit no longer exists. In 1973, the Aggie Band was battalion strength made up of two companies. The White Band (former Infantry Band) and the Maroon Band (former Artillery Band). I was in the White Band. The Aggie Band went to Brigade strength in 1977.
@@guionhall7950 that's so interesting! I wish there was some sort of catalog that had all the uniforms through the years. Maybe I could find something in the sanders center.