Space Force Uniform Prototype Has Diagonal Buttons, PT Uniforms Are Black and Gray | Air & Space Forces Magazine
The Space Force revealed its prototype service dress uniform featuring a dark blue coat—almost black—that closes with a diagonal row of six buttons.
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The Space Force's very first member unveiled the service's first prototype service dress uniform Sept. 21. Its dark blue coat—almost black—with upturned collar, closes with a diagonal row of six buttons.
The six silver buttons on the coat prototype represent the service's establishment as the sixth branch of the U.S. Armed Forces. A video showing some details included the buttons bearing the Space Force's delta logo, mirror-finish U.S. pins worn on the collar, and silver braid near the cuffs.
Raymond said the service will accept "comments and tweaks" in the coming months before the uniforms go into wear testing.
For their combat uniform, Guardians will continue to wear the Operation Camouflage Pattern uniform, or OCP.
Raymond said the Space Force now has 6,490 Active-duty Guardians, and more than 500 have enlisted directly into the Space Force. This year it became the 18th member of the Intelligence Community.
Raymond announced that the USSF's PT uniform is being wear-tested. Previewed in a video by an Air Force Academy grad who competed in track, the uniform includes black shorts with a version of the service's delta logo in white; and a gray T-shirt bearing the stylized words "Space Force" in white on the back.