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- Acronym
OCP
Operational Camouflage Pattern
- Reference
Wearing the Army Combat Uniform in OCP
The complete OCP uniform, where the flag and the patches go, what commanders may and may not authorize, and the wear rules Soldiers get corrected on most often.
- Section
Uniforms, Awards & Customs
Wear and appearance standards, rank and insignia, the order of precedence for awards and badges, and the customs a board expects you to know.
- AR 670-1Publication
Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia
AR 670-1 is the policy for uniform wear, grooming, and appearance. It says what is authorized; DA PAM 670-1 shows how each item is worn and where it is placed. Grooming and appearance standards have been changed by Army directives since the 2021 edition, so check for current directives before enforcing a detail.
- Reference
The Army's uniforms and when each one is worn
The utility, service, dress, and mess uniforms, what each is for, and who decides which one you wear on a given day.
- Board question
What are the three principal Army uniforms a Soldier will encounter, and what is each used for?
The Army Combat Uniform in the Operational Camouflage Pattern, or OCP, is the utility and field uniform. The Army Green Service Uniform, or AGSU, is the everyday service uniform for office duty, travel, and most official business. The Army Service Uniform, or ASU, the blue uniform, is worn for dress and formal occasions.