Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

13–2. Composition and classification
a. Material composition. The fabric is high-temperature resistant, anti-static treated, non-melting aramid blend, plain
weave, OG-106 and tan 380 in color.
b. Uniform composition.
(1) Coverall. The coverall is a one-piece design that has a front entry zippered closure, a drop seat, an extraction
strap located at the upper back, and pockets located on the left sleeve, chest, right and left sides, right-left front hips,
right-left upper thigh, and right-left lower legs. All pockets have slide-fastener closures. This is the only component
produced in the tan 380, but it may be worn with OG-106 components.
(2) Jacket, cold weather. The jacket is single-breasted with a front slide-fastener closure, and an inside protective
flap. The back has a yoke-and-retrieval strap opening with a hook-and-pile closure. The left sleeve has a utility and
pencil pocket, and the sleeves have elbow patches. The cuffs and waistband are rib knit. The jacket is fully lined with
quilted, flame-resistant batting material. (See fig 13–2.)
Figure 13–2. Jacket, cold weather
c. Accessories. The following accessories are normally worn with these uniforms.
(1) Balaclava hood, CVC, LIN H46881, CTA 50–900.
(2) Bib, overalls, LIN P37820.
(3) Body armor, ballistic undergarment, LIN 80592N.
(4) Boots, combat, leather, black (para 27–3).
(5) Gloves, CVC, cold weather, LIN C67081.
(6) Gloves, CVC, summer, LIN G70780.
(7) Headgear.
(a) Beret (para 3–2b(1)).
(b) Cap, patrol (formerly BDU) (para 3–2b(2)).
(c) Helmet, CVC.
(8) Socks, black, cushion sole (para 27–24a).
(9) Undergarments (para 27–28).
(10) Undershirt, brown (para 27–28e).
(11) Organizational clothing and equipment, as determined by the commander, in accordance with CTA 50–900.
AR 670–1 3 February 2005
57