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Over the years, I've received more e-mail concerns about this aspect of military basic training than any other factor. It seems recruits are scared or self-conscious to be naked in front of other recruits during shower time. When I went to basic training, group showers weren't a big deal because daily group showers were required after high school physical education.

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For over 24 hours the soldiers illegally held Picazoincommunicado in military installations. Soldiers beat and kicked him,blindfolded him, and took him to a military base in Uruapan. There the soldiersplaced a cloth bag on his head, threw him onto the floor, tied his arms andfeet, and poured water on his face while they hit his abdomen and asked him fornames of people in his community who produced and sold drugs. Picazo spent thenight naked at the base.

Mufti is plain or ordinary clothes, especially when worn by one who normally wears, or has long worn, a military or other uniform, such as a school uniform. It is also called civies and civvies (slang for "civilian attire").[1]

Some fighters wore Nigerian military uniforms, while others wore traditional dress of the region. Witnesses said they knew the perpetrators belonged to Boko Haram, and not the Nigerian military, for several reasons. They could hear the fighters speaking languages common among Boko Haram members; the fighters came on motorbikes, not military vehicles; and the fighters dressed in a combination of attire. Even those fighters wearing stolen Nigerian military uniforms often wore sandals or had bare feet, instead of military boots.

Despite the importance of women in service being seen as feminine (they were frequently and purposefully referred to as girls, not women) there were restrictions on their ability to marry, which were lessened over time. However, women in uniform were generally not allowed to have children under 18. Should a female service member become pregnant, she would be immediately discharged, regardless of her marital status.

Clothing, while rationed and limited, was another opportunity to show patriotism. The number of men and women in military uniform rose from 1.8 million in 1941, to 3.9 million in 1942, to more than 12 million in 1945. For those not in uniform, conserving materials was the name of the game. Utility clothing became the fashion, which meant simple silhouettes (to conserve fabric), limited clasps, buttons and zippers (to conserve metal), and man-made fibers (to save silk and wool for the military).