DescriptionUS Navy 070919-N-5319A-011 A Sailor shows off the prototype uniform for service dress khaki, a throwback to the traditional WWII style uniform.jpg
English: WASHINGTON (Sept. 19, 2007) - A Sailor shows off the prototype uniform for service dress khaki, a throwback to the traditional WWII style uniform. It allows for chiefs and officers to shift from service khaki to service dress khaki by adding a black tie and jacket. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Brien Aho (RELEASED)
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070919-N-5319A-011 Naval Station Anacostia Annex (19 September 2007)-Dress Kaki prototype is a throwback to the traditional WWII style it includes kaki jacket with shoulder boards for officers and four "patch pocket" look and a sewn-in belt as an accent. The kaki shirt is worn under the jacket. Both enlisted and officer will wear their rank insignia on the collars of the kaki shirt with a black tie when dressing up. Key point is flexibility. You can now wear your kaki working uniform without the jacket, then throw on a jacket and you're in a dress uniform. The jacket has the ribbons and insignia on it, so there is no need to shift them from the shirt to the jacket.
U.S. Navy Photo by MC1(AW) Brien Aho