Soldiers don't need to freeze so as to avoid a uniform faux pas, however, the Army wants Soldiers to know that it's okay to wear the foliage green fleece cold-weather jacket and other UCP cold ...

Yes, Soldiers are authorized to wear UCP cold weather gear with the OCP pattern uniform. Is the Army Combat Uniform-Female available in the OCP also? Yes. The ACU-Female is available in the OCP ...

The UCP uniform, introduced in 2004 ... The one exception the Army has dictated pertains to cold-weather gear: Soldiers are permitted to wear OCPs with warm UCP-patterned cold-weather items ...

Among the latest moves is the roll out of more cold-weather gear among the US Army and Marine Corps, underscoring the military's growing concern about its ability to operate in extreme ...

That's why it's perfectly OK to wear cold-weather gear made of the old Universal Camouflage Pattern over top of your Army Combat Uniform made of the new Operational Camouflage Pattern. The Army ...

How cold is too cold? Army researchers want to find out ... The training is designed to familiarize soldiers with the terrain, weather, uniforms, and equipment for extreme cold weather and ...

Ashleigh Sykes, the uniform policy sergeant major in ... outer garment “for mild cool days,” according to the Army manual for cold-weather gear. But weather changes, and clothing “must ...

The traditions of the United States Army, including its uniform and accoutrements ... with up to three wool shirts and a waistcoat in cold weather and still allow for freedom of movement.

Army researchers are working on a coating ... “But we’re hopeful this will improve the cold-weather uniform.” ...

Ironically enough, the U.S. Army had established the Army Arctic ... a lightweight insulated layer, a softshell uniform, a cold-weather uniform, and an extreme cold weather parka and trouser ...

“The Army issues an Overwhite Parka ... There is currently a cold-weather uniform being tested by the 11th Airborne Division, which will continue to utilize the same camouflage pattern.