Current (2021)

DA PAM 670-1: 12-2. Composition

Quick Answer

The female ASU consists of the Army blue coat, light blue slacks (dark blue for general officers), optional blue skirt, white short- or long-sleeved shirt, black neck tab, belt with brass buckle, headgear, footwear, and socks or stockings. Class A includes the coat; Class B omits it. The dress variation is worn with a long-sleeved shirt for evening events.

Important

Unit and command policies may be more restrictive than AR 670-1. Always verify with your chain of command for local policies.

Full Details

12-2. Composition

a. The female ASU and dress variation consist of the following:

(1) Coat, Army blue, female (Army blue 450 or 150) (see para 12–7).

(2) Slacks (see para 12–8).

(a) Light blue (Army blue 451 or 151).

(b) Dark blue (general officers only) (Army blue 450 or 150).

(3) Skirt, blue (optional) (Army blue 450 or 150) (see para 12–9).

(4) Shirt, white, short- or long-sleeved (see para 12–10).

(5) Neck tab, black, service (see para 20–21b).

(6) Undergarments (see para 20–32).

(7) Belt, black, web waist, brass tip; and buckle, belt, brass (see paras 20–3c and 20–3e).

(8) Headgear (see paras 12–11 and 20–4).

(9) Footwear (see para 20–27).

(10) Socks or stockings (see para 20–28).

b. The variations of the female ASU are as follows:

(1) The female Class A ASU includes the Army blue coat, slacks or skirt (optional), white short- or long-sleeved

shirt, and black service neck tab (see figs 12–1 through 12–5 and 12–8). The beret is the standard headgear worn with this uniform (see paras 12–3 and 12–5 for accessories and other items authorized for wear on the female Class A ASU).

(2) The female Class B ASU includes the Army blue slacks or skirt (optional) and white short- or long-sleeved

shirt. Soldiers will wear a black service neck tab with the long-sleeved white shirt (see figs 12–6 and 12–7). The beret is the standard headgear worn with this uniform (see paras 12–3 and 12–5 for accessories and other items authorized for wear on the female Class B ASU).

(3) The female ASU dress variation includes the Army blue coat, slacks or skirt (optional), long-sleeved white

shirt, and black service neck tab. When this uniform is worn for evening social occasions (after retreat), headgear is not required. Combat boots and organizational items (such as brassards and MP accessories) are not authorized for wear with the female ASU dress variation (see fig 12–8) (see paras 12–3 and 12–5 for accessories and other items authorized for wear on the female ASU dress variation).

Related Figures

Army service uniform, general officer, female

Figure 12-1: Army service uniform, general officer, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 66

Figure 12-1 from DA PAM 670-1

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Class B variations of the Army service uniform, female

Figure 12-6: Class B variations of the Army service uniform, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 71

Figure 12-6 from DA PAM 670-1

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Army service uniform dress variation, female

Figure 12-8: Army service uniform dress variation, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 73

Figure 12-8 from DA PAM 670-1

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Army service uniform, officer, female

Figure 12-2: Army service uniform, officer, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 67

Figure 12-2 from DA PAM 670-1

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Army service uniform, warrant officer, female

Figure 12-3: Army service uniform, warrant officer, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 68

Figure 12-3 from DA PAM 670-1

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Army service uniform, noncommissioned officer, female

Figure 12-4: Army service uniform, noncommissioned officer, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 69

Figure 12-4 from DA PAM 670-1

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Army service uniform, enlisted, female

Figure 12-5: Army service uniform, enlisted, female

DA PAM 670-1, Page 70

Figure 12-5 from DA PAM 670-1

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Class B variations of the Army service uniform, female—continued

Figure 12-7: Class B variations of the Army service uniform, female—continued

DA PAM 670-1, Page 72

Figure 12-7 from DA PAM 670-1

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