Re: flight suits

[Guest guest]

I would not want to wear nomex. I did enjoy having

the option of wearing a jumpsuit at night. If you

work 24 hour shifts, you can doff it at the station to

sleep and still have a decent out-of-the-house time,

because you can put it on and be ready in less than a

minute. They don't have to be nomex. They don't even

have to be a tactical jumpsuit. I remember wearing a

light cotton navy blue jumpsuit. It was like pajamas.

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[Guest guest]

Well I miss my jumpsuit working 24-36 hours in Class

A's is a pain.

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