Army officers wore the Pink and Green Uniform from the early 1930s to the early 1950s. It is widely recognized as the best dress uniform the Army has ever fielded.

The Army's 'pink and green' uniforms will arrive in the hands of new soldiers by 2021, with recruiters and drill sergeants expected to receive the World War II-era throwback uniform by the end of ...

The U.S. Army is adopting the Army Greens as its new service uniform, based on the iconic “pink and green” uniform worn during the World War II. This will be the everyday service uniform ...

Well, the day has finally arrived: Soldiers are now graduating from Basic Training in the new Army Greens service uniform. Colloquially referred to as ‘pink and greens,’ there’s been a lot ...

The ASU became mandatory for wear in 2014, replacing the Army dress green uniform, which saw 61 years of service. The service plans to begin issuing the Army Greens to new soldiers in summer 2020.

Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey stands with soldier models wearing the proposed Pink & Green daily service uniform at the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia, Pa., December 9, 2017.The U.S. Army ...

The release pegs Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley making a final decision on the uniform and its fielding plan by Nov. 11, with several events leading up to that.. One is a wear test during ...

The new uniform style replaces the blue Army Service Uniform, which carries a black-and-white nameplate that is not authorized for use with the Green Service Uniform.

The green service uniform has finally been laid to rest after 61 years of approved wear. As of Oct. 1, the "Green Class As" are no longer permitted for wear. Enter the Army Green Uniform in 1954 ...