In 1964 SDB C was again dropped from the regulations, but was listed as an "authorized modification" of SD Blue, and the illustrations were labeled "Service Dress Blue (Modified)." In 1975 the blue top/white bottom combination got another new name: "Service Dress Blue (Yankee)." This time it was listed as an optional uniform "for warm weather afternoon and early evening functions such as yachting parties." I believe "yachting" was how the letter Y got associated with the uniform
Smart shoes to wear with shorts Not all shorts are designed to be worn at the beach
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For him, it could be a dark suit or a button down with trousers, made complete by a sportcoat