Army tries "pinks and greens"

[Slater]

I guess everything old is new again (or maybe someone's been watching "Band Of Brothers" reruns):

https://www.defensenews.com/news/you...ks-and-greens/

[Eurodriver]

I don’t get why the army changes their uniform so often. The Marines have had the same dress blues for over a century. The service uniforms haven’t changed - at all - since at least WWII and it’s been very slight at that.

In my lifetime alone I have seen the Army change it’s cammies 4x and it’s dress and service uniform at least twice.

[Endur]

The intent is not to replace the ASU's, but to create an informal uniform meant to replace wear of ACU's around garrison. Some crap like that. I personally think they look great.

[Firefly]

You know what.....I like it. I do.

Instead of looking like Yankee soldiers or bus drivers, they look like all they need is a pipe, classic aviators, and a 1911 and the world, literally, had best watch out.

[Slater]

Didn't the original WW2-era jackets have a waist belt?

[chuckman]

I like it. I think, like the Navy, the Army changes uniforms about as much as my bat-shi* mother-in-law changes her mind, but this one is nice. Edited to add, I really dig the brown shoes.

[sinister]

Didn't the original WW2-era jackets have a waist belt?

Yes, and they look great unless you're fat.

[Buckaroo]

Yes, and they look great unless you're fat.

Maybe this is a good thing....

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[Slater]

I suppose they could always throw in a Sam Browne belt for the officers.

[ABNAK]

Not fond of the brown shoes. I cut my teeth on the black low-quarters back in the day; I just think they'd look sharper. That uniform with bloused jump boots for units on Airborne status (82nd, 173rd, Rangers, SF, etc.) would look sharp.