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Just stopping by to continue the discussion about the Battle Dress Uniform article. i wanted to ask about the google document you mentioned a few months back and to see if it's ready or not. If it's not, that's okay. also, i've dug for sources on my own, but it seems to run dry fast and there is very little coverage outside of military journals. it makes me think that there simply might not be enough sources to bring this article to adequate quality, as with many other military uniform articles. what do you think? South of the Tongass (talk) 23:18, 9 December 2025 (UTC)