The Army fielded 9,000 pairs of its newly-designed Jungle Combat Boots between March and August to the 25th Infantry Division's 2nd and 3rd Brigade Combat teams.

The bill requires all combat boots worn by U.S. service members, including optional boots, to be American-made.

The United States Army Uniforms. Army Uniforms BACK TO UNIFORMS. REGULATIONS. AR 670-1: ... The Mountain Combat Boots will not be replaced once unserviceable.

In January, U.S. Army uniform officials will begin an evaluation of the service's new Improved Hot Weather Combat Uniform by issuing the lighter, more breathable uniform to thousands of soldiers ...

The U.S. Army is developing a lightweight hot weather alternative to the current Army Combat Uniform (ACU) and new jungle boots. The current ACU weighs about 1.4 pounds and has lots of pockets and ...

The legislation, which was introduced by a bipartisan, bicameral collective of lawmakers last week, would mandate that the ...

The camouflage pattern will not stand alone among coming changes to the Army Combat Uniform.Joining the camo: a new belt, undershirt and boots. The new personal gear, expected to roll out this ...

The new pattern to be phased in over a 3-year period. However, the reverse doesn't work. Soldiers can't wear new boots, belts or T-shirts with the old gray-green Army combat uniforms.

As Perry noted, the Army will take what it learned and design a material and a uniform during 2017. Natick aims to hold final user evaluations in either the fall of 2017 or the winter of 2018.

The Army is not buying a new PT uniform, but it will offer soldiers a wider selection of optional PT gear items, a spokesman for the service’s top enlisted leader said.

By the Mexican-American War in 1845, the US Army uniform featured another set of changes. ... The full ACU includes moisture wicking socks and T-shirt, coat, pants, combat boots, and a patrol cap.

The United States Army Uniforms. Army Uniforms BACK TO UNIFORMS. REGULATIONS. AR 670-1: ... The Mountain Combat Boots will not be replaced once unserviceable.