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22nd July 10, 08:01 AM
#28
 Originally Posted by Hothir Ethelnor
Any sort of kilt would be "farb" as part of a uniform. And the wearing of the kilt by civilians in that time is rarely if ever mentioned.
The Macdonald clan tartan predates the ACW so it would be within the realm of possibility.
Cameron of Erracht is the only tartan worn by a USA military unit.
There are lots of other options of tartans that would have been around back then.
Just a point of clarification, but the statement that the Cameron of Erracht tartan being the "only" tartan worn by a US Armed Foces unit is incorrect.
Besides the pipe bands at the US Military & Naval Academies, the US Air Force and the Air Force Reserves have maintained a pipe band, as well as the Sixth Army, the 7th Cavalry Regiment, the 191/91st Infantry Division (CANG) and several others listed on the US Coast Guard Pipe Band web site (although it is made up of current & former members of the USCG & USGC Auxillary).
T.
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