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Special Operations Units[]

References[]

US Army Institute of Heraldry

Uniforms of the United States Army

Uniforms of the United States Armed Forces
- Army
- Marines
- Navy
- Air Force
- Coast Guard

Uniforms

Combat	Army Combat Uniform (ACU) (2005–present)

Garrison	Army Blue Service Uniform (1937–present) Army Green Service Uniform (2020–present)

Formal	Army Mess Uniform

Exercise	Army Physical Fitness Uniform (APFU) (2014–present)

Special	Flight

Retired
uniforms

Combat	M1943 uniform (1943–1953) OG-107 (1952–1989) Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) (1981–2008) Desert Battle Dress Uniform (DBDU) (1981–1992) Desert Camouflage Uniform (DCU) (1993–2008)

Garrison	Pinks and greens (1937–1958) Tan Service Uniform (1937–1985) Green Class A Uniform (1954–2015) White Dress Uniform (1954–2014)

Exercise	Army Improved Physical Fitness Uniform (IPFU) (2000–2017)

Headgear

Cavalry Stetson

Jeep cap

Footwear

Army Combat Boot

Mountain Combat Boot

Modular Boot System

Desert Combat Boot

Insignia

Rank

Branch insignia

Infantry Shoulder Cord

Medals and ribbons

Shoulder sleeve insignia

Distinctive unit insignia

Overseas Service Bar

Beret flash

Dog tag

Helmets

MICH helmet (2001–present)

ACH helmet (2004–present)

ECH helmet (2011–present)

IHPS helmet (2019–present)

Retired: M1917 helmet (1917–1942)
M1 helmet (1942–1983)
M1C helmet (1945–1983)
PASGT helmet (1983–2004)

Armor

IBA w/ IOTV (2007–present)

MBAV (2009–present)

SPCS (2009–present)

MSV (2018–present)

Retired: M-1952 Flak Jacket (1952–?) PASGT Vest (1983–2003)
Ranger Body Armor (1993–2003)
IBA w/ OTV (2000–2020)

Equipment
carrier

Load-bearing vest (LBV)

Modular lightweight load-carrying equipment (MOLLE)

Retired: Load-bearing equipment (LBE)
Load-carrying equipment (LCE)
Modern load-carrying equipment (MLCE)

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