Posted on Dec 17, 2014
SFC Michael Jackson, MBA
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the closest I seen to a standard uniform for the Armed Forces was the multicam uniform when I was in Kandahar, and Air Force all wearing the uniform at one point with few deviations. Would do feel about this?
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Liz Hodges Flores
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IT DENTIFIES ALL U.S. ARMFORCES UNIFORM CODE !!!!-!!!!-!!!!-!!!!
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Lt Col Nurse Anesthetist
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I think we need to go back to a single utility uniform, like we had until the USMC developed MARPAT (then the Army tried to say "hold my beer" and failed with the ACUs). Furthermore, we need to let the combat arms professionals (infantry, special ops, etc) design the uniform... not the desk jockeys who place form over function.
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CW3 Greg Donovan
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Good idea. I'm partial to multicam, myself. And a hat with a brim. Give SOF types their berets back, if they want them.
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CW3 Greg Donovan
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We're not talking about making fashion statements. One good, versatile uniform that would serve our fighters under any circumstances would simply logistics and reduce costs. They can use hats and patches to enhance identification. Save the fashion statements for dress uniforms.
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SSG Intelligence Analyst
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This would reduce cost! One uniform for all
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SPC Geospatial Engineer
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Awesome idea just no Velcro
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SrA Paul Pfeil
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I am torn here. Battle dress makes sense based on theater and mission not branch. Dress uniform definitely should remain separated. Good luck getting marines to give up their blood strip or letting others wear it.
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SSG Stephanie Mitchell
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Imagine how much money the military would save. I remember when we all wore BDU's.
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LT Charles Baird
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As long as it's not the Army one we wore in Afghanistan - that was extremely uncomfortable and did not feel like a uniform; it felt more like pajamas
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CDR Michael Goldschmidt
CDR Michael Goldschmidt
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I'm not sure I know which one you mean. Do you mean DCUs?
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LT Charles Baird
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CDR Michael Goldschmidt - This one was uncomfortable
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CDR Michael Goldschmidt
CDR Michael Goldschmidt
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LT Charles Baird - I can't comment, because I never wore that one. I was in Afghanistan in 2003. Say hi to Cheatham Annex for me. I live in Williamsburg when I was a LT, 1989-1993, but never had access to Cheatham.
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LT Charles Baird
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CDR Michael Goldschmidt - You didn't miss much there really isn't anything there but NAVELSG
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PO2 Ray Michalak
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After wearing the Navy's blue cammies I would say yes.....no reason we shouldn't all be in the same utility uniform all the time. Service and dress uniforms should always be service specific, however.
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