Female uniform tests to include new combo cover Dec 23, 2013 source GAIA package: Sx_MilitaryTimes_M6201310312230008_5675.zip Origin key: Sx_MilitaryTimes_M6201310312230008 imported at Fri Jan 8 ...

To make Navy uniforms more gender-neutral, the unisex "Dixie Cup," or enlisted white hat, will be available for wear by E-6s and below next April. Navy photo To make Navy uniforms more gender ...

NMCP officers and chief petty officers gather for a group photo wearing their combination or ‘bucket’ covers on Oct. 30, 2018. US Navy Photo The pushback against a unisex cover, though, was ...

A Korean War era female cover and the most recent female combination or "bucket" covers in white and khaki. (Petty Officer 1st Class Laura Myers/U.S. Navy) The Navy announced a sweeping range of ...

The Navy’s last major overhaul was during the rollout of the Navy working uniform type I and Navy service uniform in 2010, but smaller, incremental changes have occurred annually.

Navy Lt. Kari Szewczyk models the new Navy Service Khaki Overblouse. The uniform top will be approved for Navy Cheifs and Officers. February 2, 2011 The Navy is in the midst of redesigning those ...

The female combination cover can be worn by sailors of any rank with the service dress and dinner dress uniforms, as well as by chief petty officers and officers while in service khaki and summer ...

Male and female Chief Petty Officer covers served as a table centerpiece during the 125th birthday of the U.S. Navy CPO ceremony at Surface Warfare Officer School Unit Great Lakes April 6, 2018.

But for the 2POC, the service adopted “traditional Navy uniform colors” — blue for enlisted sailors below the rank of chief and khaki for chiefs and officers — Fleet Forces Command said in ...

The Navy is launching a maternity uniform pilot program in 2022 for pregnant sailors, providing them with maternity uniforms, free of charge. From January 2, 2022, to September 30, 2026, pregnant ...

There’s a “pink tax” on military uniforms — that is, women are charged more for the same item as men. It’s yet another invisible form of gender inequality.

Pinning day was Navy-wide, as 4,704 active, 448 selected reserve and 262 full-time support first class petty officers were admitted to the chief's mess, according to The Navy Times.