Of all the uniforms you wore, while serving our country, what was the strangest one?

How long were you in the 1970s had all green uniform and you recall the uniform of today that's over 40 years of service

When President Clinton came to our base we wore the Yankee Uniform for the Navy. White pants, shirt, black tie and tunic with medals and ribbons. Found it listed as obsolete as of 1981.

For a short time the Army came out with Bermuda shorts for tropical wear. My dad tried a set while stationed at Ft Bliss, TX. Thank God they were dropped the same year.

Saigon in the early 60's. We were all issued those shorts but no one woulds wear them

fatigues

the DCU's

It's a toss up between the digi half and half and the Brit /Rhodesian ensamble. As cool as the Marine digis are we would sometimes find ourselves in places where neither woodland nor deserts matched the terrain or hid us very well so we would split the difference usually with woodland tops and desert pants. Luckily we had been issued the coyote tan carriers, cause for a while we had a mix of woodland and desert interceptors based on size and what was turned back in. If I remember one of the smallest guys we had was issued the 1990's swat black interceptor like vest because it was all that would fit him. As for the Rhody Brit camo, we were training with SEALs who were graining with the Brits and something about blending in caused the SEALs to all want to wear either Rhodesian Jungle uniforms or the British desert pattern which was the same thing with tan replacing green. Either way it was the cool sought after uniform that made us feel high speed at the time lol.

The yellow Double Zip Jump Suit at HALO School (Military Free Fall Parachutist Course).

while working as a MP at Ft. Leonard Wood in 1967 wool OD shirt and trousers with a field Jacket