Would you support a standard uniform for all branches of service? Why or Why not?

I’m pretty sure the Air Force is getting new uniforms in 2 years. Not 100% but rumor is they are going back to multi cam.

No each service needs to be it's own self. What needs to stop is the need to change the utility uniform almost every other year.

I joined in OG107 days, seemed to make perfect sense. The first concern when they went to individual service uniforms was profit, not actual use.

Congress arms committee out out in 2015 that all branches had to go to a universal set of uniform by fiscal year 2019. Idk what happened after that was put out but cause nobody seems to be talking about it.

I completely agree. one utility uniform, with area specific uniforms on deployment that all services wear.

unified in combat areas with unique to branch insignia. unique to branch class A uniform. Unique to branch rank.

Precedent was set once the services started moving away from the BDU. Once precedent is set it's hard to go back.

Personally, I'd like a cleaner (Army) uniform. For the Army at least, I'd prefer a move back to collar rank for all and branch insignia for officers.

I believe Congress already forced the policy on new camo; all branches must agree on new additions for standardization which nobody seems to want.

No because every branch of the military should have separate uniforms because each branch has different standards to uphold

As long as everyone keeps there own dress uniforms. You can this Marines Dress Blues the same day as my cold dead body.

Carriers have aways had Marines aboard who wore BDUs and Navy Sailors who served in Iraq, Afghanistan and other ground combat enviornments wore those same uniforms. Ive served in both Army and Navy and I dont remember blending into the ship being a big concern. A bigger question is why we in the army switched camo patters like 4 times duringva war where we were doing very little hiding. I remember practicing individual camoflauge during Expert Infantry Badge qualification while wearing the Armys new(at the time) ACUs and even the instructor couldnt keep a straight face. We decided to call them the I see yous.