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.

Army recruiters from the New England Recruiting Battalion wear the new Army Green Service Uniform as part of a limited user evaluation. (U.S. Army) Soldiers models the new Army Green Service ...

The green service uniform has finally been laid to rest after 61 years of approved wear, the vast majority of that stretch as the service uniform that defined the Army. Farewell Army Green Service ...

The Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) is the U.S. Army’s new service uniform. The AGSU is inspired and based off the iconic service uniform worn by America’s “Greatest Generation” during ...

The Army Green Service Uniform will not be mandatory for about seven more years, but soldiers will be able to start purchasing the iconic World War II-style uniform by late this summer ...

WASHINGTON — Soldiers can now wear a nameplate on their Army Green Service Uniforms. The Army approved the AGSU for everyday wear in late 2018, but initially nameplates were not authorized for ...

Soldiers are now authorized to wear a redesigned nameplate on their Army Green Service Uniforms, three years after the Army approved the uniform for everyday wear, the service said in a news ...

Fort Knox has started issuing the new, sharp-as-hell Army Green Service Uniform to soldiers last week and can we just say: According to an Army release, new recruiters were the first to receive ...

On Nov. 16, Class 64-20, Alpha Battery, 1st Battalion, 79th Field Artillery Regiment, graduated Basic Training at Fort Sill in Oklahoma sporting the new Army Green Service Uniform, making them the ...

So that year, the Army began issuing a sleek, modern-looking gray-green polyester-blend service uniform, based on 1950s business suits. Both officers and enlisted soldiers wore that service ...

All the new uniform items are made of higher quality material and will have a longer service life, according to the Army. “As we introduce the Army green service uniform, soldiers will continue ...

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.