Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

aligned with the front fly opening, so the outside edge of the belt buckle forms a straight “gig line.” Only soldiers
authorized to wear the tan, green, or maroon berets, those assigned to Air Assault coded positions, and MPs performing
MP duties may wear bloused (tucked-in or by the use of blousing rubbers/bands) trousers with black leather combat
boots. Figures 15–1 through 15–9 show the class A and B Army green service uniforms and authorized headgear.
Chapter 16
Army Green Service Uniform—Female
16–1. Authorization for wear
The class A and B Army green uniforms are authorized for year-round wear by all female personnel. The class A
service uniform is an optional dress uniform for all female enlisted personnel when worn with the skirt, a white shirt,
and the neck tab. The Army green dress uniform, with white shirt and neck tab, is equivalent to the Army blue and
white uniforms. (For the Army green uniform with slacks, officer, see fig 16–1; for the garrison cap, officer, see fig
16–2; for the beret, officer, see fig 16–3; for the beret, enlisted, see fig 16–4; for the Army green uniform with skirt,
enlisted, see fig 16–5; for the garrison cap, enlisted, see fig 16–6; and for the class B variations of the Army green
uniform, female, see fig 16–7.)
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