Pinks and greens uniform

Uniform changes are never easy, and critics abound, both in and outside the Army.

After seeing three soldiers sport prototypes of the “pinks and greens” uniform at the AUSA annual meeting in Washington, D.C. this week, Army Times readers are overwhelmingly in support of bringing back the iconic World War II-era service uniform.

Throughout the AUSA Annual Meeting there have been a handful of Soldiers wearing the "Pinks and Greens" service dress, a uniform combination inspi ...

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The U.S. Army's top enlisted man is close to unveiling the final version of the World War II-era Pinks and Greens uniform.

The latest models included an enlisted male uniform, an enlisted female uniform with pencil skirt and dress shoe, as well as an officer’s maternity uniform worn with pants.

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My WWII US Army Officer Service uniform, colloquially known as the "Pinks and Greens." A few inaccuracies: the color of the shirt, tie, and breeches is in the khaki shade, worn with the summer khaki uniform. They should be in the "pink" or taupe shade. Photograph courtesy of Vintage Girl Studios(https://www.pinterest.com/VintageGS)

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Graduated WASP Uniforms. The ATC/FD ordered to wear Army officer's "pinks and greens". The AAF General Headquarter's patch was sewn on the upper left sleeve of the shirts. The WASP wings were worn above the left breast pocket and a small pair of wings with the vertical silver propeller, as used by the Air Corps, were pinned on the lapels of the jacket and on the left front of the garrison cap.

The Army Service Uniform (ASU) is the military uniform worn by United States Army personnel in situations where formal dress is called for. It can be worn at most public and official functions, and as an analog for business dress. In combat situations, Army Combat Uniform is used.

Old and New Uniforms in Comparison: Modern-day reenactors (left and center) wearing the World War II Pinks-and-Greens Class A uniforms and an active duty U.S. Army Officer wearing the newly issued Army Green Service Uniform. (Photo courtesy of Molly Sampson, 2020) https://bit.ly/3xMSnSs