The Army plans to issue a new World War II-style uniform starting the summer of 2020, as senior leaders look to sharpen the professional appearance of Soldiers and inspire others to join them.

The Army is adopting its World War II-era “Army Greens” uniform as its everyday uniform for all soldiers, the service announced on Sunday.

This uniform is one of the most admired and recognizable uniforms in the Army's history. It was worn by Soldiers during World War II and the Korean War.

The U.S. Army is planning to roll out new uniforms, which look very similar to ones members have worn in the past. A spokesperson for the Army told FOX Business that the look – which was worn by ...

The Army hopes that bringing back a service uniform styled like the one worn in World War II can refresh its public image. Troops from the Army’s 19th Bombardment Group lined up in February 1943 ...

Although Army Greens have been referred to as “Pinks and Greens” in the past, Dailey explained that was a nickname given by soldiers to a similar uniform worn during World War II.

Army uniform officials have released an updated plan to field the new World War II-style Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU) at select bases beginning later this year.. New soldiers in Basic Combat ...

The U.S. Army's new uniform may look a lot like the iconic pinks-and-greens worn during World War II, but senior leaders decided to drop the pinks and go with Army Greens as the official name.

The U.S. Army is in the process of rolling out a new service uniform that harkens back to its World War II attire, The New York Times reported Monday. “We went back and asked, when is the most ...

The Army announced on Veterans Day that it will adopt a throwback service uniform as early as 2020. (Ron Lee/Army) Formerly known as the “pinks and greens,” the World War II-era officers ...