Originally Posted by Fly Aiprt
Generally speaking, adhering to the airspace rules is considered an important part of airmanship.
Generally speaking, knowing the rules is considered an important part of making snide comments about others’ adherence to the rules.
Article 22 of the ANO specifically excludes military aircraft from the scope of all but a tiny proportion of the legislation (including the Rules of the Air). The military equivalent to the Rules is
RA2307, which even has a note specifying visibility requirements for flight above 250kts below 10,000ft in Class G (and other classes; note 3 on page 5). You’re welcome.