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human
[Danger 5] Uniforms while undercover?

I have only watched the pilot, but I'm confused how a documentary that places such an emphasis on historical accuracy (Joseph Goebbels' plot to capture all the world's monuments to build a statue of Hitler, the talking robot dogs used by the Allied spy agencies, the rocket engines hidden in the Statue of Liberty, etc.) could make such a basic mistake about the Danger 5 uniforms.  Specifically, I don't understand why the heroes would wear their distinctive blue uniforms and insignia while meeting up with resistance fighters inside Nazi held territory at the height of WWII.  This seems to be a huge risk taken by such a capable top secret spy agency.

Perhaps it is explained in later documentaries, but I was hoping someone might explain this glaring oversight in an otherwise meticulously researched piece of work.
gpt
They do wear disguises for some missions. But, when you see them not, it's probably because 

1) It's a means for underground cohorts and resistance fighters to recognize them. Seeing them in uniform is easier to do than a series of secret knocks and passwords, and allows you to get straight to the ass kicking/partying. 


2)With how many times they've foiled Hitlers schemes, most of the Nazi high command would be able to pick them out. In uniform or out. Especially Claire, though Ilsa is still hotter. 


3) **Kill Hitler**