Uniform officials maintain. The Army will also test five versions of the Jungle Combat Boot Version 2 in January. The Army fielded 9,000 pairs of its newly-designed Jungle Combat Boots between ...

The Army Uniform Board, which included an all-female ... do my undershirt, belt, and boots have to match? No. There is no requirement that the undershirt, belt, and boots must match.

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 ...

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 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 ...

“While we provide issue boots, a soldier can purchase other ... But it’s now clear the Army’s current PT uniform is not going anywhere. The service will be developing additional optional ...

Morales/Army The thinner uniforms were also quick to absorb heat ... officials began hearing complaints that standard-issue boots were not built for the jungle. Some of these complaints were ...

The Army begins its transition to new combat uniforms in a month, the Army said Monday, but soldiers can expect a lot of mixing and matching of camo items for the next several years. The uniforms ...

The full ACU includes moisture wicking socks and T-shirt, coat, pants, combat boots, and a patrol cap. The camouflage pattern for the Army Combat Uniform has since changed at least two times ...

Footwear: M1917 trench boots were ankle high lace-ups made ... The operational camouflage pattern is now used in the army combat uniform coat, which has two slanted breast pockets and cargo ...

The Army won’t redesign its physical training uniforms in 2025 but is looking ... likened the options to the way soldiers select their boots by brand, as long as they meet the Army’s criteria.