The United States Armed Forces
currently have 1,429,995 people in active duty. Everyone who's serving the
country has separate uniforms for training, combat, and certain events. Here
are some of the uniforms for each branch:
- Army – it has four designs; the blue service uniform is for formal ceremonies and events; the green uniform is for traveling and casual events; the combat uniform is for field exercises and training; the physical fitness uniform is for physical training and exercise.
- Marine – it has five designs; the blue dress
uniform, blue evening dress, and blue-white dress uniforms are for formal
occasions; the service uniform is for everyday use; the combat utility
uniform is for combat, field exercise, and physical training.
- Navy
– it has seven designs; the blue camouflage is for daily work; the service
uniform includes the service dress, dinner dress, ceremonial, traditional,
tropical, and winter dress, which are worn for different weather
conditions and events.
- Air
Force – it has three basic uniforms; the service dress is for everyday
use; the dress uniform is for special ceremonies; the battle dress uniform
is for training and combat.
- Coast
Guard – it has six designs; the blue or white dinner dress, blue formal
dress, white full dress, and service uniforms are for special events; the
blue working uniform is for training and field work.
These can be bought at clothing stores
inside most military installations. They are also available in military surplus
stores or online shops.
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