From distinct utility uniforms to the iconic dress blues, Marines have always strived to distinguish themselves. ... the United States Marine Corps came into existence on Nov. 10, 1775.

The military prides itself on equality and unity, but does racism still exist within its ranks? We sit down with service ...

In addition is the financial burden of changing the Marine Corps dress blue uniform. Not only do female Marine officers have to purchase new covers by 2015 for $76-85, they would have to spend ...

Here are few of those rare items. Some are still in use (though you may have to go looking for them), while others are recently deceased. 7. The Marine Corps' Evening Dress Boat Cloak. Virtually ...

The Marine Corps will adopt a modified version of the male dress blues coat for women, according to a new service-wide administrative message. Here, Sgt. Maj. Angela Maness wears a version of the ...

AI imagines the future of US military uniforms, combining tradition and innovation in a world that is changing quickly. In the future, the United States Navy's Service Dress Whites have ...

Historically, Marines have supported few proposed uniform changes. A late 2013 Uniform Board survey that proposed adopting unisex dress and service caps, with an option for male Marines to change ...

Marines are famously meticulous about their uniforms. But for more than a year, they haven't always been able to wear the ones they're supposed to.

The Marine Corps is polling its constituency on a handful of proposals, from uniform changes to incentive pay, in a survey published this week in an administrative message. Marines were surveyed ...

Wearing the combat utility uniform, Sgt. Gabriel Montiel Jr. asks Gen. David H. Berger and Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black a question in a theater at Camp Pendleton, California, in 2019. (Lance Cpl ...

To mark the Marine Corps’ birthday Nov. 10, Marine units across the globe hold black-tie celebrations that call for the spiffy uniforms. But the design for the new dress slacks hasn’t been ...

A camouflage shortage in the Marine Corps will lead to service members wearing less regulated uniforms in the near future. In an Instagram video, Commandant Gen. Eric Smith addr… ...