Keep Bundeswehr clothing and equipment?
After leaving the service, I am now a reservist for the next six years and must store the equipment/basic order set properly at home during this time and then hand it back to him.
Some of the stuff ends up being mine (all the boots, socks, and T-shirts as far as I know).
Now my question is: Does this also apply to things like the Woolpower sweater, Woolpower long underwear, laundry bags and towels (the last two are probably no longer being given to others for hygiene reasons)?
To know whether you can also use the material or whether it is best to store it in your duffel bag so that it cannot get lost 🙂
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Yeah, that was new. It makes sense in any case… Is the question whether, after 6 years of lining, they would let me write for it because it is on the list.
Have you ever experienced it directly or thought logically?
Applies to that too. You keep shoes and underwear.
You got that stuff yourself and didn't need it?
Yeah, that was new. It makes sense in any case… Is the question whether, after 6 years of lining, they would let me write for it because it is on the list.
Have you ever experienced it directly or thought logically?
I know about what former soldiers told me. The "body-close" clothing can be kept.