In addition is the financial burden of changing the Marine Corps dress blue uniform. Not only do female Marine officers have to purchase new covers by 2015 for $76-85, ...

The Marine Corps anticipates the combat utility uniforms won’t be fully back in stock until nearly a year from now. (Sgt. Patrick King/Marine Corps) After the shoulder ripped on one of Sgt ...

Marine camouflage uniform shortage won’t be fixed until summer 2024. The change doesn’t apply to enlisted female Marines below the staff sergeant rank ― they wear the standard dress blues to ...

The Marine Corps will adopt a modified version of the male dress blues coat for women, according to a new service-wide administrative message. Here, Sgt. Maj. Angela Maness wears a version of the ...

Marine unit leaders can now let their troops wear desert-pattern camouflage uniforms instead of the woodland-pattern one. The announcement came on Thursday, Sept. 28, courtesy of an Instagram ...

Historically, Marines have supported few proposed uniform changes. A late 2013 Uniform Board survey that proposed adopting unisex dress and service caps, with an option for male Marines to change ...

The Marine Corps replaced its decades-old battle dress uniform in woodland camouflage after extensive testing and evaluation in early 2000. The Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform entered service ...

A young Marine just out of boot camp is fighting a different fight. The 17-year-old North Allegheny student wants to wear her Marine dress blues to her graduation ceremony, but was told she was ...

The top enlisted Marine faced a sea of roasters on Army and Marine Reddit pages after he took a swipe at WWII combat soldier ...

From distinct utility uniforms to the iconic dress blues, Marines have always strived to distinguish themselves. History of US Marine Corps Uniforms | Military.com Profile ...

Cpl. Mary Simmons says she no longer feels as if she’s playing dress-up in her brother’s closet when she goes to work, now that the Marine Corps has introduced combat uniforms and boots ...

Marine officials said Commandant Gen. James Amos has decided not to change the color of enlisted rank insignia.