Uniforms

U.S. Army recruiters are starting to show off the service's new World War II style service uniform.

The design of the Army's Improved Hot Weather Combat Uniform has been finalized, and it's now being shipped.

Commands and units have the option of wearing an embroidered shoulder patch on the Navy Working Uniform Type II and III.

Photos of sailors wearing patches that say "Make Aircrew Great Again" on their flight suits were circulating.

The Navy has a new uniform for pre- and post-trial wear in the brig.

The Air Force will relocate unit patches on its Operational Camouflage Uniform from the left sleeve to the right.

Starting immediately, the two-piece flight suit is authorized to be worn in both garrison and deployed locations.

The Marine Corps is seeking input on whether small black umbrellas should be allowed with certain uniforms.

The Navy is a step closer to issuing new lightweight flame-resistant coveralls to sailors on ships.

The Army, the Air force and the National Guard soon won't be the only ones sporting the Operational Camouflage Uniform.