a. Basic uniform. When issued, all combat vehicle crewmen wear the CVC uniform whenever they are operating their vehicles. Alterations to the uniform are not authorized. The black leather combat boot is the authorized footwear for wear with the CVC uniform. Soldiers will not tuck the uniform into the boots. The only outer garment authorized for wear with the CVC uniform is the cold-weather jacket. The black beret became the basic headgear for this uniform…
The following insignia and accouterments are authorized for wear on these uniforms. a. Grade insignia (paras 28â5, 28â6, and 28â7); attachment (para 13â5b). b. Headgear insignia (para 28â3). c. Nametape (para 28â24b); attachment (para 13â5b). d. U.S. Army tape (para 28â24a); attachment (para 13â5b). e. Subdued shoulder sleeve insignia, current organization (para 28â16e(2)). f. Organizational flash (para 28â31a).
The CVC uniform is worn on duty when directed by the commander. It is not authorized for travel or for wear off military installations, except in transit between an individualâs quarters and duty station. (See para 2â6c for exceptions to this policy.) These uniforms are not intended for wear as all-purpose uniforms when other uniforms are more appropriate.
a. Material composition. The fabric is high-temperature resistant, anti-static treated, non-melting aramid blend, plain weave, OG-106 and tan 380 in color. b. Uniform composition. (1) Coverall. The coverall is a one-piece design that has a front entry zippered closure, a drop seat, an extraction strap located at the upper back, and pockets located on the left sleeve, chest, right and left sides, right-left front hips, right-left upper thigh, and right-left lower legs. All pockets have…
The combat vehicle crewman (CVC) uniform is authorized for year-round wear by combat vehicle crewmen, when issued in accordance with CTA 50â900 and prescribed by the commander. (See fig 13â1.) [1]