#Kilts / Shorts. Britain.

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royal summit
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The British Army was famous for going into battle in Kilts / shorts and for the upcoming British DLC it would be fitting to include either / both in HHL!
Although the Kilt was banned from 1940 onwards, we see people dressed as Paratroopers storming Omaha beach so the issue of immersion isn’t too much of an issue.🇬🇧

silent rain
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I was thinking of something like this but with the dlc include a slouch hat for the australians.

royal summit
tough oasis
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Look, just let me have a cosmetic pack where I can have a kilt, cap, and bagpipes. That's enough for me.

Or, go a step further, and let us have a piper for the early Brits.

tribal relic
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A british empire cosmetic pack with turbans, slouch hats and kiwi lemon squeezers would be based and cover many of the things people would want

gritty oasis
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Yes. Also, I want my brits with proper staches 😎

sly coyote
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The 51st Highland Division were requested to hand their kilts in before heading to France in 1940 but it was documented that a few refused and smuggled their kilts over with them to wear in combat. I would definitely be supportive of kilts ingame.

gritty oasis
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We need to get a mustache and pipe thread rolling out.

tawdry kelp
royal summit
tawdry kelp
brave arrow
# royal summit Yes! That’s a brilliant idea! Would love to see a the Australians in HLL! The De...

The Australians should be a seperate faction. No aboriginals and slouch-hats at market garden. They will be far better represented as their own team for maps like Tobruk, Crete, etc.

And no kilts, as you admitted yourself, they were banned in 1940. They have no place in the game outside of very early battles where highlanders were the majority of allied combatants.

@gritty oasis As someone who sports a moustache, i believe moustaches should definitely be implemented, but only for factions that didn’t have regulation against it. You should be able to have Moustaches as the British, but not for Germans or Yanks, which were clean-shaven by regulation.

No pipes though, soldiers wouldn’t be smoking pipes whilst charging at the enemy, it’s a recreational activity that the soldiers partook in the down-time between battles. Considering 99% of the time soldiers aren’t in active combat, soldiers wouldn’t feel compelled to smoke during the 1% of the time when they actually were, especially if their lives were at risk. Faffing around with a pipe wouldn't be on their list of priorities, and it's very unlikely their section NCO would allow it during combat anyway.

kindred vale
# tribal relic A british empire cosmetic pack with turbans, slouch hats and kiwi lemon squeezer...

Yes. British forces should be ethnically more diverse by both skin and outfit as they had lots of people from colonies fighting for them in different theatres of war. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikhs_in_the_British_Indian_Army#/media/File:Indian_sikh_soldiers_in_Italian_campaign.jpg

Sikhs served in the British Indian Army throughout the British Raj.
Sikh units fought at the Battle of Saragarhi; in the First World War, as the "Black Lions", as well as during the Second World War in Malaya, Burma and Italy.