Olympic Organizing Committee Accused Military Dress "Frightening" British Military Trapped In The "Clothing Problem"

Recently, the British army and the Olympic Organizing Committee carried out the security of the British soldiers.

There was a fierce quarrel, because the BOCOG suggested that the army wear the Olympic sportswear to carry out the security work.

The reason for the OCOG is that the military uniform is "too scary," a senior military official told reporters.

"Our players must be able to identify each other quickly, which is very important when they perform security work.

Sportswear is too inappropriate. Besides, there are no standard military sportswear.

They are soldiers. They should wear military uniform so that the public can know their identity. "

The senior official said.

But last night, the organizers of the Olympic committee refused to admit that they formally recommended the army to wear sportswear. The spokesman insisted that "the Olympic Organizing Committee and the military are just discussing what the soldiers should wear."

Another Olympic organizing committee spokesman said: "earlier this year, the Olympic Organizing Committee and the armed forces discussed the issue of military clothing, especially whether the soldiers should wear military uniforms in the Olympic Games."

A spokesman for the military said: "our internal resolution shows that the soldiers in the army will wear the most suitable uniforms for the Olympic Games."

Yesterday, the British government added 1200 British soldiers to carry out the Olympic security work. The newly formed army consisted of six Royal Navy companies, including 3 paces from Germany.

The decision to continue to increase military security is due to the "poor" work of G4S security company. Although 3500 troops were temporarily deployed, G4S may still lack the manpower to perform security work for the opening ceremony on Friday.

British culture minister Jeremy Hunt announced the decision. He said the army was standing by a week ago. They were called because "we do not want anyone to be able to take advantage of it".