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Originally posted by Skull Leader:
I would have made the tops black and the pants grey.

And why are their coats two different lengths? Are female coats just shorter normally?

So they can sit to pee?

You would think that they would be made out of velcro so when the gravity drive goes out they would stick to the walls..

That sound you hear? Curtis LeMay, Robin Olds and Chuck Yeager rotating in their graves!

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Originally posted by YooperSigs:
That sound you hear? Curtis LeMay, Robin Olds and Chuck Yeager rotating in their graves!

All three of those guys were Army (Olds was West Point), who transitioned to a 'new' service branch, which then went on to achieve great things. . .

I expect something bold and different being that it is the newest branch, and because it relates to space/technology. Also, how do you design a uniform for a service people who will never wear the uniform in the medium they are associated with - space?

I’m not totally against what I’m seeing here, but I strongly believe the tie and collar being barely visible is ridiculous. It appears they are almost an afterthought. They can and should do better.

Space Force really only needs what...four uniforms:

Service Dress
Mess Dress
Class-B (Office uniform)
Utility / Field uniform

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Originally posted by ftttu:
I expect something bold and different being that it is the newest branch, and because it relates to space/technology. Also, how do you design a uniform for a service people who will never wear the uniform in the medium they are associated with - space?

Well, I was in the Air Force for over 20 years, and I was never flight crew. Many Navy guys never go to sea. Many Army/Marines never go into the field. . .

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I’m not totally against what I’m seeing here, but I strongly believe the tie and collar being barely visible is ridiculous. It appears they are almost an afterthought. They can and should do better.

Agreed. That is a hideous uniform. I thank God I never had to wear that. . .

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I strongly believe the tie and collar being barely visible is ridiculous. It appears they are almost an afterthought. They can and should do better.

It appears they tried to take a traditional “choker” collar (think of the USMC dress blues) and tried to open it up with a tie added. It just looks dumb.

^^^ WRT the choker top and tie …looks like USAF long sleeve with tie and that horrendous blouse(both the mens and womens)

And WTF with the big coin thingy under the ribs on the left side

I’d have made the tops black…and I’m ok with grey pants(hides dirt well)

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Originally posted by MikeinNC:
And WTF with the big coin thingy under the ribs on the left side

My first thought as well. Is it to make it look like everyone who wears the uniform has served in some special capacity and therefore warrants something like the OSD ID badge?

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Originally posted by MikeinNC:


And WTF with the big coin thingy under the ribs on the left side

Apparently it’s the new Space Force Service Badge:

I can tell by the big gay uniform you’re in the space force…you don’t need the saucer under your boob

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Originally posted by PASig:
Apparently it’s the new Space Force Service Badge:

So, the, ahem …, distinctive uniform isn’t enough to indicate what branch of service they’re in?
But I sorta guessed right: “We are really special and have an ID badge to prove it.”

I am usually pretty tolerant of how organizations and other groups want to set themselves off from the common crowd, but I predict that although some of this will attract attention, it may not be what was anticipated or wanted.

They literally replicated the Star Trek Federation badge? Really?

Here's some news for you Mr. & Mrs. Space Jockey - we haven't stepped back on the moon since 72 - you're not going anywhere relevant in your lifetime. No Klingons. No Nebula System. No transporters. Nope.