Army releases preliminary uniform survey results
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey is extending until Aug. 31 a soldier survey on several proposed uniform changes — including bringing back the iconic Eisenhower jacket, gender-neutral headgear, and black socks with the PT uniform.
The survey, which was sent to a random sampling of about 120,000 soldiers in mid-July, received more than 12,000 responses.
The majority of soldiers supported every proposed change, but Dailey wants more feedback before making any recommendations to senior Army leaders, according to information from his office.
The survey, which was sent to a random sampling of about 120,000 soldiers in mid-July, received more than 12,000 responses.
The majority of soldiers supported every proposed change, but Dailey wants more feedback before making any recommendations to senior Army leaders, according to information from his office.
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