AGSU

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AGSU is the modern U.S. Army service uniform inspired by the World War II-era "pinks and greens" style, worn for everyday professional and ceremonial duties.

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Generate an image of AGSU (AGSU is the modern U.S. Army service uniform inspired by the World War II-era "pinks and greens" style, worn for everyday professional and ceremonial duties.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. Army service uniform ⓘ
military uniform ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Army Greens ⓘ
pinks and greens (modern) ⓘ
announced 2018 ⓘ
associatedWith U.S. Army heritage ⓘ
authorizedForWear Army National Guard soldiers ⓘ
Army Reserve soldiers ⓘ
active duty soldiers ⓘ
branch United States Army ⓘ
category dress and service uniforms of the U.S. Army ⓘ
color heritage green coat ⓘ
khaki shirt ⓘ
taupe or "pinks" trousers ⓘ
countryOfUse United States ⓘ
designGoal evoke World War II-era Army appearance ⓘ
present professional business-like image ⓘ
fullName Army Green Service Uniform ⓘ
genderPolicy designed as a unisex uniform with gender-specific options ⓘ
historicalReferencePeriod World War II era ⓘ
includesItem garrison cap ⓘ
green service coat ⓘ
heritage-style tie ⓘ
matching trousers or skirt ⓘ
service cap ⓘ
tan or khaki dress shirt ⓘ
inspiredBy World War II U.S. Army "pinks and greens" uniform ⓘ
introducedBy U.S. Army ⓘ
linked to: United States Army
notUsedFor field combat operations ⓘ
physical training ⓘ
phasedIn late 2010s ⓘ
primaryUse ceremonial duties ⓘ
everyday professional duties ⓘ
regulatingAuthority Army Regulation 670-1 ⓘ
replacedUniform Army Service Uniform (ASU) for most daily wear ⓘ
status current standard Army service uniform ⓘ
uniformType service uniform ⓘ
wearer U.S. Army enlisted soldiers ⓘ
U.S. Army officers ⓘ
wornWith authorized badges and insignia ⓘ
authorized ribbons ⓘ
authorized skill tabs ⓘ

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