Is the new Army Green Service Uniform intended to replace ACUs as daily wear?

Recruiters used to wear class Bs in the office before the war. I would not be surprised if the new dress uniform did become the duty uniform in office settings. With that being said, we are so far from total implementation that we wont have to worry about for quite a few years.

That's the intent I heard. It's not a new concept. Things were done that way back in the 80s when I first joined.

It used to be that the Pentagon, TRADOC headquarters, and most non-combat units wore class A orB as the daily uniform. I recall we had a MAJ in my CGSC class who actually filed a complaint that the quality of goods offered in the Ft Leavenworth PX was not of a high enough quality. Those of us who had been stainoned elsewhere in more remote sites were dumbfounded. There were PXs in certain GermanBorder Camp locations the size of a closet.

Then one officer put the whole thing inperspective. He said "that MFer has beenin for 12 years and has never worn BDUs." That said it all. ;)

Why not? Those that are REMFs and work in an office have no need to be camouflaged.

I hope so. If a Soldier has a desk job, then he or she should wear the new Army Service Uniform. The work or combat uniform should be used as intended for field duty, combat operations, or dirty jobs. All Services generally dressed this way until after 9/11.

That’s my understanding for office jobs.

In garrison it should. The camo uniform should be for the field or motor pool or other duty inappropriate for business attire.

I’ve heard something similar. I wonder how that will work for those who work/will work in hospitals/clinics.

I know that is what the article says, "Everyday wear". But I feel like that was said to express that it would be used more often instead of the ASU. For any event requiring service uniform we only have the ASU, but with the pink and greens it may be more casual to use the pink and greens rather than the full out ASU.

I have heard the same. From what I can gather, the Green Service uniform are to replace the Class B mode of wear for the ASU.