American Soldier Changing Military Boots Is Not Made In China: It Has Nothing To Do With Patriotism.

American made in China

The US military chief sergeant Steve Adach is willing to fight for his country, but he does not want to fight in the boots made by the troops to China.

According to the US website, Adach is a reserve force and is stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan as a consultant.

Before he was sent, the troops sent him a pair of green.

This is the standard equipment for Air Force combat clothing.

To his astonishment, the boots were made in China.

Adach said, "I went back to the preparatory supplies warehouse and asked the supplies manager why he sent me the boots made in China.

He told me that boots made in China are cheaper than those made in the United States.

I strongly asked him to replace the boots made in the United States for me, and said that I felt uncomfortable wearing the boots made in China.

Adach was reluctant to give up. He succeeded in changing a pair.

Boots.

But things are not over yet.

Adach got his new uniform after arriving in Afghanistan.

He asked for a pair of brown boots.

He was told that he had to apply through his own army, and the troops sent him a pair of boots made in China.

He sent out a series of e-mails to ask how the supplies managers of his troops could change to a pair of boots made in the United States.

The latter answer is: "good luck."

According to reports, the two groups of boots were purchased from the Patriot company in South Carolina.

Paul, President of the Patriot company, said the boots were lighter and cheaper than those made in the United States.

This allows soldiers to carry more equipment and reduce physical attrition.

Liu indicated that he would be willing to replace American made boots for him.

"It's about love and not patriotic," he said.