Worn to formal Banquets, Dining Ins, Promotion Ceremonies, etc.

The Cape colors indicate the rank of the individual. See the Ranger Rank structure more more information.

The belt and strip on the shirt also indicate rank but in a different way. The color indicates whether the person is Enlisted, Officer or Civilian. See the Ranger Rank structure more more information.

Worn during everyday duty hours and positions.

The "bumps" on the shoulders indicate the Ranger's rank. See the Ranger Rank structure more more information.

The "trim" (shown here in red) indicates whether the person is Enlisted, Officer or Civilian. See the Ranger Rank structure more more information.

These "jumpsuits" are of 6 different color schemes designating the Ranger's duty postion/title. See the Ranger Rank structure more more information.

Military SkeinSuit design

Worn for protection by the Rangers.

Only certain rangers wear these Protective Battle Armor suits for any number of roles in which they must endure during their training and real life exercises.

More info will follow on the exact specialties of this suit.

see also: Powered Armor Copyright 1999 Baen Publishing Enterprises