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2020 BCE
Introduction
One time in history, humanity needed coat forms to be more prepared from the wheater, animals, and finally, clothes to protect their territories. But when they had to fight, the clothes changed because they had to be more powerful. The military's uniforms started as warriors' uniforms. All along the years, the war became more and more dangerous, so the humans have to change the way to enter in a war they'd to improved. -
2019 BCE
Introduction II
The timeline will show how the uniforms become more comfortable and popular, making the army uniform almost a style for the new generation.
*Almost time in this timeline, I had picked the England's uniform, because they had more information to search. -
1300 BCE
Egypt - 5,000 years ago
Egypt's warriors didn't have an elaborate war uniform. Breast protection made of thickness linseed strip and bronze sickle-sword. To the commandant (the New Kingdom pharaohs), a blue crow used in his military campaigns. -
480 BCE
Greek - 700-480 B.C.
The greeks army improved, using a well-armed and armored. The point is they started to wear cumbersome armor, but it was effective. The low soldiers were usually light during the melee. -
476
Middle ages - 476 A.C. -1453 A.C.
The armor became more developed. Cylindrical helmet with smooth bottom, bronze nose protection, with acoustic (visual) and breathing holes. Long chainmail shirt and a tunic open at from reaching down to the ankles below. Sworn belt and spore trap with enamels. Legs and shoes covered with the ring mesh. -
Centuries (1588- 1815)
The military's uniforms had almost any development of war clothes on this period. However, in 1815 humanity improved the weapons. The enemy didn't use knives, sword, or shields. In this time, they were using guns, that new and dangerous arm. Having a cumbersome armor wasn't a great idea in the fields anymore. Soldier had to be more flexible and fast to survive. -
Textile industry
The application of cotton reached the textile industries. With this, the importance of wool in the life of society reached another point, the battlefield. -
World Wars (I and II)
The British wore khaki uniforms throughout World War One. These uniforms had been designed (original form) and issued in 1902 to replace the traditional red uniform and remained unchanged by 1914.
The tunic had large breast pockets as well as two side pockets for storage. The soldiers were indicated by badges on the upper arm. Variations on the standard uniform were issued depending on the nationality and role of the soldier. -
90's century
Camouflage smock worn. And also became more popular and safe using a bulletproof vest. -
00's Century
From rags to spit-and-polish boots, from scratchy blue wool to the new operational camouflage pattern, from tricorn hat to helmet, the Army uniform has changed drastically through the years. -
BECAME POPULAR as a usual clothe
the aesthetic - made up of structured coats, muted hues, and combat prints - is a way of functional uniformity, but reimagined for today’s. Military pieces pop out of the battlefield to be more fashioned each and every season. Comes a fresh take on a classic. It's a different proposition to be more confident, but not formal. Camouflage is the military print for a fashionable edge. Right now, are for the men and women around the world. -
Conclusion
In the end, we need to have the certainty that doesn't matter what clothes soldiers use. You can fight without a uniform. And past a lot of years since the first uniform was created the humanity became more and more dangerous. Soldiers lost their lives, the country was devasted. I pick just a little pies of the war, which protect, but it's not the solution. The solution starts with the soldiers and who command an army.
