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why does the navy have white uniform ??☺☺☺ noo spam plzz otherwise it will be reported plzz i need an ans ?........ anyone ☺☺☺ plzz

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Answered by Arsalan78666

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because it highlights them in sea

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Answered by flower161

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Cotton was the widely used material for making clothes in olden days which is white in colour. Navy is also the oldest global profession. So, the colour of the clothes worn by the seafarers were white. The process of dyeing or colouring the clothes were evolved later.

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