Mixing feminine and masculine-coded garments has always been a style winner. In this case, the regimented masculinity of the ...

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 that could be approved for all soldiers next year. Sergeant Major of the Army ...

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Aug. 11, 2015) -- Preliminary results show that a majority of Soldiers want a chance to wear the Ike jacket for dress and black socks for physical training, but a survey ...

Ridicule or salutes. I don’t know what business you’re in; if you’re in a creative line, your uniform might work, but if you’re in a suit-and-tie shop, you may not look like you’re playing on the home ...

COLUMBIA — Trainees at Fort Jackson, the Army's largest basic training base, are among the first soldiers to receive the branch's newest throwback dress uniforms that resemble what the "Greatest ...

FORT Lee, Va. (July 16, 2015) -- Over a year in the making, the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum opened a permanent exhibit July 8 chronicling military dress from 19th century attire to more functional ...

Camouflage gear, trench coats, and even Hawaiian shirts are on display in “Fit for Duty,” a Cornell exhibition tracing military uniforms’ impact on everyday fashion, according to the Cornell Chronicle ...

The U.S. Army's new uniform may look a lot like the iconic pinks-and-greens worn during World War II, but senior leaders decided to drop the pinks and go with Army Greens as the official name. Pinks ...

The soldier bent to his work, careful as a diamond cutter. He carried no weapon or rucksack, just a small plastic ruler, which he used to align a name plate, just so, atop the breast pocket of an Army ...

EAGLE ROCK — Retired Army Sgt. Harlan Rabe, 85, a decorated World War II veteran, remembers trudging through the snow in the Ardennes Mountains at the Western Front in 1945. It was cold, he said.