Exhibition information for May
135th CANTON FAIR May 1st-5th Guangzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center Booth NO. 3.1K47-48
DSA EXHIBITION AND CONFERENCE SDN BHD May 6th-9thMalaysia Intemational Trade and Exhibition Centre Booth NO. 11208 LEVEL 3

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Can you wear colored patches in the Army?
In the Army, wearing colored patches is generally regulated by uniform standards. Some colored patches, such as unit insignia or morale patches, may be permitted under certain conditions and with specific uniforms. However, adherence to official Army regulations is required, and these regulations can dictate when and how patches can be worn.

Can I wear my Army jacket with civilian clothes?
Yes, you can wear your Army jacket with civilian clothes, but it should be done respectfully and in accordance with Army regulations. Certain military jackets, like the Army’s service coat, are often worn as part of civilian attire, but it is important to avoid mixing uniform items in a way that might appear disrespectful or misrepresent military service.

Why is it called pinks and greens?
The term “pinks and greens” refers to the U.S. Army officer’s uniform worn during World War II. The “pinks” are the light-colored (often appearing pinkish) trousers, and the “greens” are the darker olive drab jacket. This iconic uniform combination was known for its distinctive and stylish appearance.

What are the colors on military uniforms?
Military uniforms feature a range of colors depending on the branch and the specific uniform. Common colors include:
1.Army: Olive drab, camouflage patterns (like OCP – Operational Camouflage Pattern), and dress blues.
2.Navy: Navy blue, white, and camouflage patterns (such as NWU – Navy Working Uniform).
3.Air Force: Blue, camouflage patterns (such as OCP), and sage green for flight suits.
4.Marine Corps: Olive drab, desert tan, and dress blues.
4.Coast Guard: Blue, white, and camouflage patterns for operational uniforms.
These colors are chosen for their practicality, tradition, and the need for camouflage and concealment in various environments.

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