The U.S. Army Male Officer Class A Army Green Uniform was the Army’s primary Service uniform for over sixty years, beginning with its approval in 1954 (it wasn’t available through the Quartermaster supply system until 1956) until its mandatory wear-out date of 30 September 2015. Its basic components were the U.S. Army Green Coat and Trousers (shades 489 or 491), Army Green (shade 415) short- or long-sleeved shirt, and a black four-in-hand necktie, with mandatory non-insignia and non-ID elements including black Oxford shoes, black socks, and a black belt.
Select your Officer grade (O-1 to O-5 or W-1 to W-5) and choose your branch of Service and the Uniform Builder will select the appropriate Collar Devices, Coat Braid, Shoulder Marks, and Tie Tacks for your grade (other accessories and accouterments must be manually chosen). In particular, selecting Special Forces as a branch will not switch the standard black beret to Special Forces Green Beret, and Soldiers who have serving in Airborne or Ranger units will also have to manually select the appropriate beret.
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