What flag should be worn with the new (OCP) uniform? The new subdued or full color?

SPC (Join to see) - I say "full color", unless in a field environment. As long as it is not the Confederate or Gay Pride flag, I guess. [It's a joke ... no hate mail, please].. :-)

This reg is still in effect, even with the new uniform. It is no different then previous uniform pattern changes.
21–18. Wear of U.S. flag embroidered insignia
a.
All Soldiers will wear the full-color U.S. flag embroidered insignia on utility and organizational uniforms, unless
deployed or in a field environment. Soldiers will wear the subdued tactical flag insignia while deployed or in a field
environment.
b. How worn.
See DA Pam 670–1

With respect, a representation f a flag that is not in color, is not a flag, per the definition of the flag in Chapter 4 of the United States Code. So if we are to wear a "flag" it should be in color. Subdued color representations of the flag should only be worn when tactically appropriate, or more specifically, when wearing bright colors is tactically inappropriate.

I say stay with the full color unless deployed.

Reg hasn't been changed, so I would say wear your stars and bars in red, white, and blue, unless, as previously stated, in a field/tactical environment. I have seen the "ocp" flag on several shoulders, but I'd say full color unless told otherwise.

Can someone explain the difference between the subdued flag (the black and white one) and the one they are selling with the uniform (actually called the OCP Flag). I have seen examples of the unifrm being worn with both flags.

I wish they would do away with the subdued flag, those are not the colors of our Flag

I've been out a while.. and instead of making an issue of whether to wear camo
Or full color(depending if conus or O'seas), just wear.camo all the time, it would surely save on confusion wondering when to wear and did you pack your camo patch in your mo-bag ..

I've seen both. I was literally looking this up yesterday. Dead end. The ALARACT said something very vague about the shoulder sleeve insignia, but doesn't address the flag specifically.

Full color", unless in a field environment.