Unboxing the New Army Service Uniform (w/ Marine Uniform Comparison)

[@jimo5564]

I'm 76, and ready to go in again just for these uniforms.

[@Junior-xo6mq]

:O

[@wisemankugelmemicus1701]

Lowkey only joined for the Army Greens

[@mr.elite47]

Thank you for your service

[@Eat.It.From.The.Back74]

They really are just that nice

[@alexwalters6486]

Thank you for your service brother

[@millstreaming]

He's so dang nice and respectful, easy type to work and serve with.

[@marlowwhiteuniforms9188]

Thanks for showcasing our Uniform with the Unboxing Video!!! We're glad you enjoyed it!

[@vsiift9373]

Lol it’s awesome that you guys are just in youtube comments

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Thanks for keeping me well dressed 😎

[@montanamountainmen6104]

WWII style Army dress uniform....Looks badass, damn near like my grandfathers issued to him in 1942.

[@warringtonfaust1088]

Yes, officers got the "pink and greens".

[@rongendron8705]

I'll bet your grandfather's uniform wouldn't fit into such a small box, though! I think they were thicker material!

[@ebinecksdee9872]

Now the Air Force needs to update their blues. I'm tired of looking like a bus driver from the 50's

[@travelinman482]

Yes. Not too mention their weird looking enlisted rank. Just make `em look like the Army’s and Marine Corp rank.

[@CS-ww3bs]

🤣😂🤣 That was hilarious

[@mr.k.i.s.s7496]

@@travelinman482 they just HAD to be different from everyone else!

[@CincinnatiDan]

You don’t like Merrill’s “getting ready for my next job” civilian looking service dress coat?

[@cantthinkofaname7525]

exactly!! i’m thinking of joining the army just so i don’t have to wear the ugly ass air force blues

[@trevorbordwell2223]

The term pinks and greens comes from the ww2 uniform because the original uniform would have a pink tint in the sun

[@DJones476]

Hey, Trevor, didn't the original Pinks and Greens trousers have some pink threads in the weave, as well? I honestly don't have a clue if that is still the case or not.

[@MattBrandon]

I have a pair of WWII Pinks. You guys are right, it’s only a hint of pink. Most folks wouldn’t even call them pink. If you described it in any detail you just say it’s a khaki with a pink cast to it. But in LOVE this new uniform. I am so bummed that it came out after I am an old man!

[@shotbytim9624]

The pants and shirts were made of different fibers but dyed with the same dye. The wool of the pants took on a pinkish hue from the khaki dye while the cotton shirts were true khaki.

[@suomenmittajalkine5171]

I really like the WW2 vibes. Looks like nice quality, too. Suits you, sir

[@kylemoffat1258]

oh! suits you!

[@surplus3728]

The biggest problem with these is that there's little difference between Enlisted and Officer uniforms. They should have stuck with the same differences as the originals. EM's get just greens, Officers get the "pink" trousers. Only officers get the waist belt, etc.. Also, I hate how they did crusher caps for everyone. It's iconic, but the way they shaped it looks off. It should have been made with a traditional stiffener, but in regulation for air units to remove the stiffener and reserved exclusively for them to do that, i.e. the only people who earned the right and/or have a reason to crush their caps. The overseas/garrison cap is so much more appropriate for EM's.

[@willis32]

That fuckin bop in the background though. Brings back my OSRS days

[@CombatArmsChannel]

😎👍

[@658webster]

I was holding my phone up to my ear because that's what I thought I heard lol

[@travelinman482]

@@CombatArmsChannel No one calls the new AGSU dress khakis, "pinks n greens". There’s no pink in my uniform. Also, you should’ve put both green jackets, Army and Marines, on a coat hanger or on a half torso mannequin to display the similarities and differences between the two. When the Army had the original dress greens (before the dress blues, circa 90s/00s) we wore the garrison cap aka pizza cutter.

[@TylerWin]

Bruh the RuneScape background music though 😂

[@ButternutTrucker]

I noticed it too! I was trying to put my ear to the speaker to make sure I wasn't just 'earin' stuff. Great video though. 👍🏼

[@yankeeyankee5]

“bus driver hat” is definitely a requirement with this uniform. that hat will look sharp AF with this uniform, and definitely the most WW2 looking feature.

[@kodylangham]

I personally think they should have kept the modern cover but just made it in the WWII color scheme.

[@glennellis1584]

~ USAAF Green or Khaki tan with brown visor & brass buttons on the chinstrap & Cap Devise Eagle. or Officers Eagle, with "50 Mission Crush" taking the wire reinforcement out.

[@shotbytim9624]

I predict that the bus driver hat will end up being required for commissioned officers and optional for enlisted ranks

[@neatpicker644]

A couple corrections. We DO have a fancier dress blue "mess" uniform, but you aren't expected to have that until the higher ranks. The ASU is going to transition to be our dress uniform. So, that blue uniform you have in the comparison at the end there is going to be for formal wear. The AGSU is intended for daily "office" wear. No more combat uniforms in the office while hammering out emails. You wear the combat uniform for motorpool, field, or hands on training... AGSU for everything else. I wish you got a pair of the shoes with it! Would've liked to get a good look at those.

[@neatpicker644]

@Nonoffensive Username Sure. Or... hear me out... it's a move towards a more professional Army. Uniform maintenance is something we've moved away from, not entirely to the betterment of the organization. In addition, it does not take me an hour to change uniforms. Your mileage may vary... But if you find that you're losing time due to excessive and pointless uniform changes, I'd look to your chain of command. I have motorpool activities slotted directly after PT, so my Soldiers can change directly into a utility uniform. I furthermore ensure that I maximize and take advantage of the time spent in that uniform or that type of work environment. So a day with motorpool activities also turns into a day where Soldiers are in the cages moving and inventorying equipment. Good management of your training schedule will alleviate the concerns you've listed. On a day where there are no hands-on or field activities? Why can't Soldiers wear a more professional service type uniform? Cutting corners and wearing your combat uniform for everything isn't the answer for the type of professional environment big Army wishes to cultivate.

[@HighDiver5555]

@@neatpicker644 makes sense

[@catsfrommars]

No lie, it's much better than the previous uniform. Still doesn't beat our Marine Alphas but definitely an improvement.

[@CombatArmsChannel]

Agreed

[@DieuDeMort]

It kinda looks like a cheap Chinese company tried to copy our service uniform to me, you know?

[@fmfdocbotl4358]

As a Corpsman I wore the Alphas

[@mdcclxxxi8509]

@Sean Rooney I love the civil war blues those would be an awesome dress uniform, Berets will always look better than garrison caps

[@DieuDeMort]

@@fmfdocbotl4358 Last I recall, Corpsman aren't allowed to wear USMC dress/service uniforms, only our utilities. Am I wrong, though?

[@mattalvarez548]

Also a marine turned soldier. I miss my pickle suit. My grandpa was a soldier during WWII so I'm all about the new service uniform. However, I find marine uniforms to be a bit simpler, hence cheaper. Not as detailed w awards, pins, decorations, etc. Nevertheless, great review. Semper Fi brother. Oorah!

[@captainkanji1]

There's nothing like the feeling of buttoning up a brand new Creighton Charlie shirt fresh from the tailor. The quality was so much better than standard issue.

[@FFFOutdoor]

Very nice, looks a lot like my dress uniform I used to wear in the South African National Defence Force. 👍🏻

[@Julliusization]

Never knew you guys still laid so much focus on WW2 uniforms, even just for ceremonial functions, old but gold ;) Good choice of background music as well, relaxing, not to loud.

[@callumbush1]

The trousers have a very slight pinkish glow when held up to the light.

[@austinwaldo4103]

Love the subtle RuneScape music!

[@exorcists]

Thank you for uploading this! I've been waiting for months on a official vid about the Pinks & Greens!

[@actually-will1606]

I heard that this was happening and it looks very cool. Its an honour to previous generations and looks great to this day.

[@youfuckmywife6719]

Trousers are Mohair . They have a “pinkish” appearance to them . The new shirts have different pocket flaps . They are pointed . USMC short sleeve shit has NO TOP BUTTON . That particular style is called a “Camp Shirt” . What type of fabric are the shirts? Go into detail. The Creighton brand used to make Wool Gabardine dress shirts, form fitting . Cotton were too loose.

[@CS-ww3bs]

Saw the look in the community section, looks good brother. Very respectful review btw, showed class.

[@AngryMarine-il6ej]

I was a Sergeant of Marines myself. What alot people don't know, is prior to1990, the Marine Corps had two Service Alpha uniforms for winter and summer. One was wool and the other was what they referred to as 'polys'. it was announced later they were coming out with a single year-round service uniform which is currently be used. When the Army announced they were releasing a new uniform reminscent of WWII, I was kind of curious. "Pinks and greens'" were restricted to officers only if recall. Enlisted wore trousers that matched the uniform jacket. I was surprised this will now be a uniform both officer and enlisted. I don't envy those individuals who have to pay out of pocket to get this. At $850.00 a set, noooope. My complete seabag price when I was in was less than $600.

[@helixstudios3302]

love the runescape music lol

[@hidamaniak]

I only begin to wonder if anyone else picked up the Old School Runescape music in the background. Did you happen to pick it on purpose or just something you thought sounded good? I play OSRS consistently, so it was easy to pick up.

[@christopherjefferson3561]

Sweeeet! Finally back to WW2 7noforms!

[@torspedia]

Looks like a nice uniform, though I couldn't help but laugh when you said "those are rank", as that means something completely different in the UK, lol. :-) Doesn't really look pink to me either!

[@samsonchristensen5420]

Hahah it means the same thing in Australia😂😂

[@torspedia]

@@samsonchristensen5420 I can hear that :-)

[@mrs2691]

Oddly the term rank can be used the same way in the US.

[@torspedia]

@@mrs2691 didn't know that, ta!

[@IRQ1Conflict]

Nice. Love the retro. That visored cap reminds me Hogan's Hero's.

[@mrs2691]

Yes it is. The visor cap is pretty cool looking. More officerish though.

[@ricarte1986]

All military formals look the sane with the style where it only shows the top necktie and 4 pockets

[@randommadness1021]

Definitely like the new one better. Looks more professional. 🙂👍

[@pinay56]

An Iconic jacket would have been the old "Ike" jacket, dark brown shirt, and pants, instead of trying to look like bus drivers. If you like uniforms, that old Ike jacket would have been far better, and more iconic than the current ASU, the Dress Greens. w

[@Bulldog3913]

Funny you say that! The Ike Jacket is coming back as an option jacket for the AGSU

[@jamesfillmore8902]

Thank you for this video . I like this return to the iconic US Army WWII uniform . I think the pink refers to pressing the pants with starch created a pinkish tinge to the pants as was the case with the Canadian 50's summer tan uniform . I do not know US Army terminology for the dress hat described in this video as a buss drivers hat but we referred to it as a forge hat we had 2 types regular forge general service dress and guards forge hat with a shorter brim on the front tilted down . The garrison hat we refered to as wedge hat . Hats with a front facing brim where mainly used in the field where known as peak caps or hats or one was known as a bush hat . All arround brimed field hats where known to us as combat hats tilly hats or bush hats similarly as was the case with the od green peak cap . That all being said when the comined forces uniform was issued we called the forge hat a bus driver hat be ause it just didn't look that military . Thank you again for this informative video .

[@Knightwingofbludhaven]

timeless style that uniform.

[@janwitts2688]

The other head cover option reminded me of US ww2 army airforce..

[@RustBrand777]

FINALLY. The best branch can finally say it has the better uniform.

[@chadcolarelli7965]

I love it. Old school throw back and they look cool as hell.

[@johnstone2701]

Love that drab/olive green. I see what you mean by the nod to the ww2 sevice uni's

[@davidcruz8667]

So it looks like Marine service greens, including the cover. So, what are going to be the Army standards? 1- will you be required to shine the belt buckles or are they supposed to be a matt color? 2- Is there a tie clasp like we use in the Marine Corps? 3- Do you use shirt stays? 4- Do you press creases in the shirts like the Marine Corps? 5- Service stripes? 6- Marines get a blood stripe on their trousers when they get promoted to NCO- does the Army do something similar? 7- is there a cover device? 8- Do they also issue a Barracks cover (Cover with a frame)? 9- Ribbons and badges over the left pocket? 10- Would DIs wear the uniform with the campaign cover? (That's Drill Sergeants for the Army). 11- So the dress shoes will be brown instead of black? 12- Are we going to see Paratroopers wearing them with jump boots like they did in the past, and with a beret with patch as a cover? This also applies to unit dress cordage, I suppose... So many questions, I know, I'm just curious. I'm used to how we wear our Dress Blues and Service Greens. I commend the Army for going back to a more military looking uniform. Just please tell those overstuffed fat bodies that we see out in town at the 7-Eleven to get some PT and maintain their fitness standards and keep their hands out of their pockets, I want to see the Army regain some of the respect that comes with presenting a squared-away look. If you know what I mean. I'm not saying they all look nasty, but there are A LOT that do. Image is important. Anyway, Semper Fi! SSgt Cruz, David C. USMC (Ret) 0311/1986-2010

[@BlockaderunnerCSA]

I have mine and this is by far the best uniform the Army has come out with beside the original pinks and greens.

[@sidyadav7157]

The new service uniform is just fire 🔥...nothing looks better than a well fitted military uniform on the fit body of a young man... Love from India 🇮🇳... We here love our olive greens.

[@gregprickett]

You know, if you are going to comment on the uniforms, at least do your research. The Army Green Service Uniform is a return to the service uniform for officers in WW2. That uniform was first used after WW1 in the early 1920. The officers wore the "pink" pants (Drab #54) and the "green" jackets (OD #51). Enlisted wore green pants (OD #32) and jacket (OD #33). A few years after the Army adopted this uniform, the Marines followed suit, with the distinctive USMC differences. The Marines kept this ever since, while the Army went to the Army Greens, then to the Army Service Uniform (blues). The Blues are being kept as a dress uniform, between the AGSU and the various mess uniforms.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

The new pinks and greens should be service and the blues as ceremonial, like how the British dresses. Prefer the blues though, more history behind it.

[@angryvietnamese]

I agree. Plus, I freaking love the blues

[@konstantin7912]

Damn, the Air Force needs to take notes. Now this is style.

[@SpcKringUSA]

I still like the Dress Blues myself and the Blues go back to the Calvary days and the reason why the pants are lighter than the jacket is because back when they rode horses the troops used to take the blouses off-road them up and attach them to the saddle so the pants would get lighter color from the Sun then the jackets

[@armynurseboy]

The Dress Blue/ASUs were great for formal occasions when you needed to be dressed to the nines. But they sucked for daily duty dress. Also, the idea that the pants were lighter because they faded to that is a myth. The trousers and jacket of Army uniforms back in the day were always of a different color. This was done purposefully so that if the jacket or trousers faded at different rates, they wouldn't be mismatched.

[@mikecase3468]

Army dress blues were like Marines back in the 1900's and they looked way much better by then.

[@enrique1422]

I heard the isle delfino plaza theme and it took me back, besides the nostalgia the pinks and greens are better than the dress blues but really its gonna be just another uniform in my closet

[@John-n5v1r]

The Marine Corps used to wear the unit patch on their sleeves.

[@whomagoose6897]

Before the dress blues uniform there was the dark green uniform. This was the uniform after the WW-2 uniform. This the one I have. My soldier time was from 1977 to 1981, and re-enlisted 1984 to 1987. The garrison hat back then had straight corners on the front and rear of the hat. This current garrison cap has rounded. A Regimental crest pin was on the left front. If you were parachute or Air Assault trooper there was a patch sewn on the right side of the garrison cap. A glider is shown with an image of a parachute was shown on the patch. If you are Infantry during WW-2 you had a braided blue rope on the right side if the cost sleeve. Attached to the right side eppalette the small loop goes around the eppalette button. Going under the right arm. This blue braided rope is used today. You will need to put your USMC 2nd Division patch on the right shoulder. Put all unit patches that you are currently serving in on the left side. For display purposes get a US Army 2nd Infantry Division patch. Here's a description. Starting with black shield with a three pointed top with a single point on the bottom. There is a white five pointed star in the middle of the shield. An image of Chief Crazy Horse of the Lakota Sioux in the middle of the star. Or choose the 2nd Cavalry Division. A large triangular patch with a rounded top and a singular rounded point on the bottom. Yellow background having two 8-pointed stars on top of a single blue chevron. Next option is the 2nd Armored Division. A typical triangle patch with the standard armored division patch with a front view of a tank. There is the words underneath the triangle "Hell On Wheels." I recommend the 2nd Infantry Division patch. This is the US Army unit that US Marines participated in during WW-1. The US Army 2nd Division was composed of two Brigades. One Brigade was US Army Infantry soldiers. The other Brigade was US Marine Infantry. The 2-ID was positioned at the foot of a ridge line at a place called Belleau Wood near the Marne River in France. The US 2nd-ID is the only US Army unit that was ever commanded by Marine commissioned Officers. The 2-ID during WW-1 was commanded by General John Archer Lejeune, USMC. There was a staunch defence from the 2-ID. The opposing German forces called these Americans in Belleau Wood "Teufel Hunden." General Pershing ordered the men of the 2-ID not to make a mockery of the macabre nature of war by forbidding the use of Teufel Hunden. After WW-1 the Marines Returned to the Department of the Navy. Since the orders issued by General Pershing became moot. Teufel Hunden was used by US Marines to this day. The US Army soldiers were never released from commands of General Pershing. Doubt this information? One of the Marine Division insignia has the US Army's 2-ID's patch on a entrance sign at a Marine Camp. Search the history of John Archer Lejeune, USMC for more. This would make the imagery of your completed Pink's & Greens show the rest of the story. Why so many Division types? Why are there Cavalry units in the US Army if they don't ride horses? Infantry Divisions are mostly composed of Infantry, including tanks and artillery. Two types of Infantry Divisions, bring heavy and light. Heavy is all armored. Light is unamored Infantry, Airborne, Air Assault, and, Glider Infantry. Cavalry is always with tanks and armored Infantry. Each Cavalry squadron containes +/- 15, possibly 20 tanks, and armored recon. All Cavalry groups are generally the smallest of these combat groups allowing for faster movement. The Armored Divisions are tank heavy. Up to 80+ tanks in a company. Cavalry is not Cavalry because of horses. Cavalry just moved faster the Infantry walking on foot. Since horses move faster than humans. Now tanks and helicopters are faster than horses so no more horses. This is an American definition of Cavalry. European and Asian definitions may not be the same. One of the best medals is the Combat Infantry Badge. The Expert Infantry Badge is a rifle in a field of blue inside a rectangular background. Add a wreath around the triangle with a rifle. And you have the first CIB. If you have two combat tours, such as WW-2 and Korea you add one star. WW-2, Korea and Vietnam you have two stars, a wreath and a rifle in a blue background. This is the only way someone could have three combat tours. Time in Iraq and Afghanistan is one combat tour not two. Another impressive badge is the Combat jump parachute badge. There is a small gold star in the middle of the parachute lines. A star on top of the canopy is the senior parachutist badge. A wreath around the star is Jump Master parachutist wings. HALO & HAHO wings have wings in a downward fashion. A dagger in the middle. Let me help you on completing the awards and decorations of US Army uniforms. Including the US pin and the Army field branches of the US Army. My insignia was crossed rifles of the Infantry. Was an 11C mortar crewman. Special forces now use crossed arrows. These are the only jobs types that are authorized to wear the blue rope and blue discs.

[@jjt1093]

Thin kthey are kinda cool nostalgic for sure, Canada also went back to WW2 style dress uniforms and ranks

[@jameshastie5985]

You should check out a video called THE 55 YEAR OLD COMMANDO, it’s about a 55 year old going through the royal marine commando training course

[@danstenberg760]

Pinks and greens “was a World War II nickname given to it by the soldiers because one of the sets of pants had a pink hue to them. So that is where it came from,” Sergeant Major of the Army Daniel Dailey said recently. If you want to know something just GOOOOGLE IT :-)

[@adrianfigueroa4181]

Had to serve with the dress blues... now they get these... GO F'ing Figure!

[@JosephDawson1986]

Its very similar to the USMC Alphas. The biggest differences that I see is the tie is brown to match the jacket, where the USMC has tan to match the shirt. The lower pockets of the jacket are different in that on the Alphas the pocket is sewn on the outside of the jacket and the Army uniform hides the body of the pocket. The pocket flaps are also different shapes. The trousers of the USMC match the jacket where as the army trousers look like they are a different shade of Khaki from the shirt, makes them look like a pair of Chinos honestly. All in all I like the look of the uniform and curious if they will allow jump boots worn for those who are allowed like with the old dress greens.

[@MrHrKaidoOjamaaVKJV]

A well-done video comparing US Army and Marine Corp's uniforms! Smart move by the US Army, they are catching up to the US Marine Corp's outstanding looking uniforms. While I personally like the look of the old WW2 Pink and Greens, I also understand that such is an expensive costly item. Personally, I'd also like to see the US Army also bring back a World War 1 type of Chocker collar type of green dress uniforms they look sharp and as such would be a positive force multiplier for the image of the US Army! I am a veteran of both the US Army and the Estonian Defense Forces Army. I was involved in Reasearch& Development of Uniforms, Footwear, Equipment, and Weapons while in the Estonian Defense Forces. My experiences and knowledge tell me that the US Army ACU needs to be redesigned with having large vertical Zipper pockets on them which would enhance the soldiers' abilities to quickly retain, secure and stuff critical equipment items in when faced being in a dangerous quick fast-paced hastily bugging out critical situations. Also, the low sided US Army combat boots offer poor overall protection to the soldier. A taller, 16/17/ inch tall temperate weather combat boot or tall ( 16/17/18 inch protective Leggings to go over the low combat boots is needed. Snake boots, Linesman Boots, Miners boots all come to mind as to the right type of boots to make into an effective combat boot design. During the emergency situation with responding to the attacks on America on Sept 11 2001, at Ground Zero WTC NYC, soldiers and other responders were susceptible to leg injuries from metal, glass, plastic protruding debris where one's foot and leg would get stuck. Some responders had 18 inch tall lace-up rescue boots that were puncture resistant, which offered necessary leg protection to the wearer, keeping them safe to continue to perform their critical missions. Such tall puncture resistant boots have proven their extreme value and would make for an outstanding combat boot for soldiers. There is still room for a lot of necessary improvements to US Military uniforms, boots and personal equipment that is needed!

[@sonnysantana5454]

although I'm a former us marine , my father's 1960's us army khakis summer dress uniform was nice and the old WW-2' pink and greens were a classy looking dress uniform

[@al11220]

Very rarely say this, but the Army actually did something right for a change.

[@floriangeyer3454]

the old things are always the best.

[@kolinmartz]

On the original ww2 ones the pants have a pink undertone to the brown and as they get worn they’d fade into a more pink color.

[@jacobmurphy690]

Nice you guys upgraded. But still isn't close to our Dress Blues or Service Alphas

[@philliphampton5183]

I think its so important for cultural and heritage reasons to have and maintain a uniform through time. This ones solid with so much history. Sad I missed them by a couple years.

[@philliphampton5183]

@Nonoffensive Username I'm well aware of the historical significance of the blues as well. They should be kept for formal events (but add a belt or something) not as service uniforms. What I meant was a uniform with history that living relatives also wore, so generations can continue to wear the same uniform. Much like the Marines and British/ Commonwealth militaries, whose uniforms haven't changed in the slightest for generations.

[@Falariun1]

I can't believe you have to buy your own uniforms! Everything in uk is issued unless you want bespoke stuff

[@JJ-ww7qw]

They should’ve never change from the the dress greens. And get rid of that beret.

[@billbishop6698]

Maybe the 10th mountain and 101st Airborne could adopt the black beret.

[@CarlosDelgado-bd2cw]

They linked your video on their website

[@willvanderveer368]

Some basic training companies are getting them issued to them already

[@timothythomad5529]

Eh, Army Blues were better IMO. Other than the different color of pants which I didn't like. Army has had dress blues for decades. Even when we had the Green uniforms, we also had dress blues.

[@bolt3039]

Is there runescape music in the back?

[@codybeekmann7064]

Indeed it is my friend 😁

[@MrRazortimes]

Next a good pair of corcoran

[@CesarGarcia-nd5xz]

Is the Army already using them?

[@faderneslandet3489]

You areally ought to give credit to the artist of the uniform in the video thumbnail.

[@riccorich]

Army has always had dress blues it was never really prioritized, until a decade ago, also for a decade the army didn't utilized a new service uniform since the greens back in 2009

[@quinnsipsy3630]

Why man new to the channel. Isn’t that a Marine Corps service patch on your army uniforms? If it is why do you have them on there? Just curious.

[@JackGamer193]

Google says : "The "pinks and greens" uniform was introduced in the 1920s and consisted of a brownish green blouse (the "greens") with lighter colored trousers[1] of a slight pinkish hue (the "pinks")." But you're right, they don't look pink. They're basically green jacket and brown/beige pants.

[@daniel_sc1024]

I can see a slight tint of pink in the trousers.

[@armynurseboy]

The pants of the old Pinks and Greens only looked pink in certain types of light.

[@arx3516]

IMO the belt worn over the jacket should be made out of brown leather, and the trousers should't have belt loops, just a clean waist band with hidden buttons, they should also be of the same color as the jacket, and obviously the shoes should be of the same color as the belt. The shirt should either be white or a lighter shade of green.

[@claireobrien4665]

Very smart. Can not wait to see you in it. And give us a look 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙👍👍😊

[@3rdlegbrigade258]

I like the new Army dress uniform....I was in when I wore the dress greens...

[@scallywag4978]

I don’t like the OV cover with the 20 mission crush just because that’s bomber pilots all day and that’s their cover. Like the slouch cover for Cav guys. Other than that, I really wish we had those when I was in. That uniform will look badass with Corkys. I wonder if they’ll go back to brown for this uniform. I hope so.

[@user-dl8si4mx2x]

All you need next is Wonder woman by your side and you'll look like Major Travor!

[@joeJoe-pb3su]

I wish they had that when I served. I love that ww2 uniform. That's awsome.

[@JorgeGuzman28]

The army blues are not going away. They will transition to be the army formal uniform

[@crabbyj]

Transition BACK to formal Dress Blue uniform.

[@kalebnolen1616]

Ahh, similar to how the Marines reserve wear of the Blues uniforms for formal stuff and the Service for work functions, ight.

[@tickles5289]

The Army has had the same dress blue uniform since the mid to late 1930s.

[@jimbarnes3121]

WW lI officer uniforms ths pants were a lighter shade. EMs uniforms were same color pants and coat.

[@richardsarcheryreviews]

That look dam smart I'm not very good with us ranks so whats the next step up for you mate and how long till your likely to get there keep up the fantastic work mate

[@MeekMeek]

More than just 3 installations have the new uniforms

[@juanbautista4570]

Damn all this time I was focused on the bullet type panel that he has on his right side man am curious to see of I could get one of those I love to learn about caliber types and all that good stuff but good video!

[@hughg.gaines6027]

Opens box **pulls out rainbow colored mesh tanktop** **pulls out assless chaps** **pulls out yarmulke**

[@outrageousgamer315]

Its not new at all. This style was used during WW2 and I believe Vietnam as the dress uniform. It’s very cool and very stylish

[@jeffmiller4168]

Couple of my buddies on deployment are excited for these, but also doubt they’ll get them anytime soon

[@shawn1006]

Available at a few posts already, Ft Sill Ft Campbell Ft Carson

[@jeffmiller4168]

@@shawn1006 Glad they're rolling them out. Hope they look as sharp in real life as in the video

[@frekisden]

Am I right in thinking that the old army service blue jacket is a call back to the civil war?

[@daniel_sc1024]

The U.S. Army's use of blue uniforms dates back to the Revolutionary War. You are correct in that the blue uniform is still used for ceremonial occasions. And, it is used by members of the 3rd Infantry Regiment (the "Old Guard") as the daily uniform while on duty in Washington D.C. and surrounding area (such as Sentinels of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; caisson platoon at Arlington National Cemetery; the Old Guard's Twilight Tattoo).

[@MrTacoMaui]

SSIFWS = now SSI-MOHC is only for army soldier that served in combat. Sister service and civilian served in combat operations are not authorized. But can and only wear overseas service strip. Unfortunately AR-670-1 page 42-43 states that. It’s pretty unfair for former sister service members that served in combat.....

[@MrTacoMaui]

And Navy Marine Corps unit citation and marine corps Meritorious Unit Commendation goes to right side on army uniform unlike Navy or Marine corps one

[@mr.zondide2746]

My brother Dave, a born troublemaker, would walk around town dressed in various uniforms hoping somebody would start stolen valor crap with him. Only one time, he was drinking coffe wearing a field jacket and someone came up and said he didn’t earn it. Dave gave him a few choice words but they guy kept it up until the manager called the police and they arrested the guy for disturbing the peace

[@danstenberg760]

The Marine world war2 uniform thats look great and the real deal. It make the public see that you are MARINE for sure :-)

[@baycassidy51]

You're could have had a couple of buddies where them so we could see what they really look like. Maybe next time

[@bpeyman68]

It would be neat if they had the same system where “pink and greens” were for the officers, and straight OD for enlisted

[@simonkyro661]

Dude, Yoda looks sick with the USMC cap on 🤙

[@Yeraveragemoron]

2nd Mar Div Combat Patch - Ramadi OIF3? My first (and greatest mentor) team leader wore one - best NCO I ever had - he ended up pinning stripes on me later when he took the squad, and I was one of his team leaders - either way, whenever/wherever you earned it, appreciate what you do -

[@RrRr-or5tw]

I don’t know if it was a good idea to go back to WW2 I personally think the only Uniforms that looked good back then where the Germans especially SS. In my opinion they should have made something simpler and modern.

[@Tamielll]

Damn another banger!

[@codybeekmann7064]

Lol do you have RuneScape songs playing in the background?? 😁😁

[@Kriegter]

so fancy