How to Wear the Army Uniform 

Are you allowed to put your state ID card in your pockets when wearing the OCP and are you allowed to wear like a Black G-shock watch

@@kahoaliiaiu7130 you keep your ID in your wallet, or in your left breast pocket, as far as the watch, if your in like an admin position maybe, i never wore one in the field

exactly you gonna get good at wearing your uniform XD

@@kahoaliiaiu7130 of course! I would strongly suggest wearing a watch and a cheap digital one from Target would be ideal. At times, you will not be allowed to wear a smart watch, so that's why I'd suggest a cheap digital watch from Target. Matter of fact, some are issued a watch. Also, if memory serves me correctly, you're allowed to wear up to (2) rings. When in doubt, follow up with your Command tho!

Unless you're doing an inter-service transfer and don't have a clue

You can’t read ?..

@@lastnamefirstname7950 why do you say that?

I will wear this uniform in my country because I admire US Army so much

Usually winters OCPs are slanted pockets. Summers don’t have chest pockets and older style combat uniforms have straight pockets

And all 3 are approved to wear ?

I seen slant chest pockets on a guy today at my shop . I work across from a base . His was hot weather jacket coat shirt blouse whatever it’s called

@@jayanderson9068 Yes and no. Older style is outdated so def. can’t wear those no more. Summers are fairly new and unless you’re a fresh recruit most of us don’t have them. So for the most part it’s optional if you wear summer or winter/regular. In TRADOC setting rules are much stricter and you’re required to wear exactly what your leader is wearing. (The only way you can identify someone is wearing summers without touching the fabric is the placement of the pockets.)

Underwear and a green shirt

Way big..most wear it too tight.

Scratch your ass

Uhh, it's a uniform... There's regulations on how to wear it properly... Guess common sense isn't so common.

And we do have special uniforms just for ceremonial occasions with their own set of regulations

@@desireechoate7583 So does everybody. Some even have different types of ceremonial dress uniforms.

@@thantzweaung9080 we have different branches. So different uniform for different branches. Also depending on rank the uniform could look a little different. There are also different style of uniforms being worn right now. Some that are spin offs from old generation uniforms.

ROTC cadets who are learning, not everyone can understand the 60 something pages of regulations

I’m in national guard and was issued ocps but wasn’t told how to wear it

Michael Sain Many reasons

if you don't need to know, or already know, then don't watch it

Because many of them are Soo dumb