The Marine Corps Combat Utility Uniform entered service in 2002 and featured two new distinctive camouflage patterns that derived from pixilated or “fractal” designs.

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… ...

Is that band pounding out hard-driving rock really wearing Marine Corps uniforms – dress pants, medals, the works? Who would guess that the 1st Marine Division Band does rock?

The Marine Corps says it won’t have a full stock of the woodland-pattern camouflage combat utility uniform ― the everyday outfit for most Marines ― until summer or fall 2024.

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 ...

The Marine Corps band from MCRD is comprised of roughly 50 band members, ... She showed ABC 10News a photo of herself in uniform from the San Diego parade 10 years ago.

Marine Corps service members will be allowed by leaders to wear non-standard uniform items as units deal with an ongoing woodland camouflage shortage.