Which uniform coat is specified for the service stripe placement?

Which uniform coat is specified for the service stripe placement?

• A. Army green uniform coat
• B. Dress Blue Coat
• C. Tan Service Coat
• D. Army Green Class B jacket

Answer: (A)

Service stripes are marks that indicate years of service and are worn on the left sleeve of the Army’s service uniform. The regulation specifies that these stripes are placed on the Army green uniform coat—the standard service dress coat used for everyday wear. Other coats, like the Dress Blue Coat, the Tan Service Coat, or the Army Green Class B jacket, follow different insignia rules and do not carry service stripes in the same placement on the left sleeve. So the Army green uniform coat is the coat designated for the placement of service stripes.

Service stripes are marks that indicate years of service and are worn on the left sleeve of the Army’s service uniform. The regulation specifies that these stripes are placed on the Army green uniform coat—the standard service dress coat used for everyday wear. Other coats, like the Dress Blue Coat, the Tan Service Coat, or the Army Green Class B jacket, follow different insignia rules and do not carry service stripes in the same placement on the left sleeve. So the Army green uniform coat is the coat designated for the placement of service stripes.