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I guess we'll have to get back on topic.......I never wore a Hawaiian shirt while on a ship in the Navy.......Moderators here do a phenomenally great job, and the last thing I want to do is get in trouble with them.....or my wife.....or my boss.....

I did my "sharkshooter" during lifeboat duty with an M14 and 100 rounds. Those were the days. Indian Ocean, about 30 million degrees farenheit, sitting in the sun waiting to drop the motor whaleboat in case some goober dumped his bird while dropping supplies on the helo deck.....Ah, the good old days.....

btw, my first ship was a tin can. The USS Hoel, DDG-13, Adams class. Commissioned in the late '60's I believe. I was on her in the early '80's. Running, gunning little critter, she was.....Great movie of her underway on Youtube.....

Jim, our avatars having a striking similarity.....I detect a Naval background......unless, of course, that is a door to a very well fortified house....

The only thing Hawaiian shirt screams to me, is COMFORT. People that wear them just look plain comfortable and happy. Of course, they may be heavily armed, and that contributes to the sense. I never think about it much. By the way, what is the preferred Hawaiian print that goes best with a Beretta? Just checking......