New Service Dress Prototypes Pique Interest Air Force Article Display

New Service Dress Prototypes Pique Interest Air Force Article Display New service dress prototypes pique interest. published may 17, 2006. washington (afpn) based on feedback received during visits with airmen across the air force, the air force uniform board is reviewing several concepts that airmen have suggested regarding the appearance of the service dress uniform. some of the informal feedback about the. New service dress prototypes pique interest. published may 18, 2006. washington based on feedback received during visits with airmen across the air force, the air force uniform board is reviewing several concepts that airmen have suggested regarding the appearance of the service dress uniform. some of the informal feedback about the current.

New Service Dress Prototypes Pique Interest Air Force Article Display "initial prototypes are direct descendants of our heritage, rooted in hap arnold and billy mitchell's air force," general allardice said. another survey will provide a formal opportunity to collect feedback on whether or not airmen want a new service dress, and if so, what changes, likes, or dislikes they have about the prototypes. Air force officials are now set to begin fit and wear tests of the new service coat to better establish a dress uniform that fits the "warrior ethos" airmen have today. it's important for the uniform to represent the roles and accomplishments of airmen, said brig. gen. floyd l. carpenter, the airmen. On 18 may 2006 the department of the air force unveiled two prototypes of new service dress uniforms, one resembling the stand collar uniform worn by u.s. army air corps officers prior to 1935, called the "billy mitchell heritage coat," and another, resembling the u.s. army air forces' uniform of world war ii and named the "hap arnold heritage. The air force began exploring these ideas by producing several prototypes that reflect a combination of ideas that have been gleaned from comments, suggestions and informal surveys conducted over the past several years. a more formal survey soon will provide additional opportunities for airmen to provide feedback and comments.