All right, everybody, wake yourselves up, get your equipment together. Let's go, let's move,

new, new fallout right now. Platoon at close interval, chapter six. I couldn't help myself.

When I was at Natick, I just loved the beautiful leather shearling coat that retired lieutenant

Colonel David Assetta was wearing. This is leather and sheepskin. It lieutenant Colonel David Aseta was wearing.

This is leather and sheepskin.

It was so perfect. It was like the platonic ideal of an authentic military flight jacket.

And historically, that was very warm and very durable.

And then David Aseta opened the inside of the coat and revealed the label.

This is actually... Stozy? No!

Get out!

And it wasn't an authentic flight jacket.

It was from a streetwear brand.

I didn't know who that was until my son was looking at the jacket,

and he told me, and he said, is that Stusi?

And I said, what's Stucy?

This is a very valuable jacket, actually.

I want David's jacket so badly. It's so great. But that's so funny, right? The fashion

interpretation of military was good enough for an actual veteran who works on a military base

to wear at work. The military and fashion are intertwined.

In the United States of America,

the military and fashion designers have been locked

in this ongoing embrace throughout the 20th century.

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