Talk:Executive curl

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Canada changing Navy uniforms

Private Motion 459 was passed unanimously in the House of Commons that asks the Defence Department to bring back the executive curl in time for the Royal Canadian Navy's 100th anniversary. It had been taken off uniforms during Unification in the 60's. 216.65.182.66 (talk) 22:01, 5 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

A Few Edits

The link under references is broken. I also think a lot of the information came from here:

http://www.napoleonvswellington.org/2014/08/elliots-eye-curious-history-of.html

It may be helpful to add that to the external links or the references. Also, the article is pretty Canada-centric especially seeing how both the executive curl and George Elliot are from England and the practice started with the Royal Navy. Mhirabay (talk) 04:38, 8 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]