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 Uniform
Feedback Form allows you to voice your
opinion about the new utility uniform.
"Last
August I announced that we would be testing
a new utility uniform. I am very pleased
with our progress as we now have over 620
airmen at 32 locations throughout the Air
Force involved in the test. This test will
allow us to determine if the uniform meets
our requirements in important areas like
functionality, maintenance, and comfort.
Any new uniform we adopt must not only satisfy
our needs, but ensure we maintain the professional
warrior image of the world’s greatest Air
Force. We are soliciting your feedback via
this web page because your opinion is important
as we work to select a uniform we will all
be proud to wear. " — Gen.
John P. Jumper
"Our Air Force has a proud history
of evolving to meet changing needs,
missions and security environments,
while maintaining the customs and traditions that make us a unique
service. As we continue that adaptability
today, we are testing a new utility
uniform that will provide
our Airmen a uniform that
fits better, wears better and costs
less to maintain. As we consider the
options, your honest feedback will help us make the right decision
to equip you, our great Airmen,
with a uniform you will be proud to
wear as we continue to project air and space power into the 21st
Century." —
CMSAF
Gerald R. Murray
Air
Force test utility uniform information
Air Force officials announced Aug. 6 plans
for the wear test of a new utility uniform
to possibly replace the current battle dress
uniform.
The blue, gray and green tiger-stripe camouflage
ensemble is a departure from the current
woodland pattern uniform and includes many
new features that are intended to increase
functionality and provide a distinctive
look for airmen of the 21st century, officials
said.
Frequently
Asked Questions concerning the test
utility uniform
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