Compare And Contrast Mexico Military Culture

When two geographical locations are so close to one another, people expect for them to not have a lot of differences. However, Mexico and the United States do carry out many differences. They do in fact have similarities but they are unique from one another. Especially, when it come to their military culture. They do however, help one another out. The United States and Mexico’s military culture include similarities and differences within their training, uniform, strategy, weapons, technology, and military branches. Military training varies between Mexico and the United States. The United States basic training is known as boot camp. It is a program of physical and mental training. It is a requirement needed in order to become a United States soldier. It is intended to be very hard and challenging for the soldiers. The training is divided into two parts which consist of basic combat training and advanced individual training. Basic
Mexico’s uniforms include an olive green camouflage. The army officer corps uses a blue dress uniform a dark green serviced uniform. The master sergeant is recognized by green epaulets with three horizontal red bars. The air force wears a plain green epaulet. Any naval enlisted are recognized by wearing white stripes about the sleeve cuff. The United States Army uses a flame resistant uniform which includes two patterns. The Marine Corps use woodland and desert variants. The navy uses a multiple pocket shirt and trousers with multiple colors. Overall, blue reflects the Navy’s heritage. The Air-Force use camouflage. The Coast guard use a plain blue normal work uniform. The MultiCam is used by the United States Army and ground United States Air Force. A similarity in their uniforms would be camouflage which is a universal pattern. They both give each branch a certain indication of either color or shape. They all have their own uniforms and regulation regarding