What to wear in Reno

Does "casual" go for the two main dinners too? I was considering a business suit, partly out of "Respect". Is that to much? Should we stay casual?

Thursday is a warm welcome aboard it is very casual, jeans and a squadron shirt t shirt, USMC shirts or POP A SMOKE Polo Shirts, lots of those for sale in the vendor area all day Thursday. Same for Friday’s squadron dinner and again on Saturday.

The most dressed up we prefer is a polo shirt and slacks, Jeans and a shirt with a collar work fine also.

Golden Rule is DRESS COMFORTABLY, we are Family and we do not judge each other by our clothing.

No suits, PLEASE.

Go to our Reunion photos

https://www.popasmoke.com/reunions/

And visit for awhile and you will feel more comfortable.

When in doubt

When in doubt, follow the old dictum:
"Dress blue and tennis shoes"

Brown side out, green side out - it doesn't matter. Just don't dress like a golfer (you know, yellow, or pink trousers, etc.) or some local might make a pass at you.

Have fun. Wish I could be there!

Ed:

The way I remember the old dictum:

DRESS BLUES

TENNIS SHOES

and a LIGHT COAT OF OIL
(assuming you just got back from the pool)

Tom Knowles
VMO-2

Tom, you are absolutely right. I didn't think about the "light coat of oil" until after I posted.

I stand corrected (in my dress blues and tennis shoes and a light coat of oil).

Boondockers &

Was something about muster in dog tags & boondockers sometime back! What happended to cosmolene & field scarfs?? Times change!! Semper Fi PM: PS forgot those were for Formal ocassions!!!

Sporting your colors

Men
In Fort Worth at Bronco Fest last Oct. we had a flightsuit party, have you ever tryed one of these? It was a hoot, we all worked on our old suits or dug out the party suits. The velcro at center/center was streached to the limit but no one let on that we weren't the same babes as 30+ years ago. We had a young female Huie pilot from the III MAW there, now in Iraq, she swaped my old I MAW for her new III MAW patch. I was pleased to do it.
Roy

Big question

The big question, Roy, is whether the patches were attached to the flight suits.

I remember some flight suit parties in Pensacola.

For shame

Ed
You so missunderstand my motives in this encounter, and my wife of 31 years was there. I didn't notice "for the first time" how nice it is that flightsuits don't have any pockets on the back. This was the cutest, yellow headed, Marine I ever saw, and her father (Navy Black Ponys) pilot was there. You may take pride in the fact that I performed in the Highest Tradition of the Corp. But it took 3 days to wipe the "sheep killing grin" of my face.
The most amazing thing of all was she thought all us old coots were cool, not to fear, she'll grow out of that.
Roy
P/S She showed her respect as an officer and gentleperson by stopping just short of drinking us all under the table.