How can I identify a military uniform?

Insignia are prominently displayed on service uniforms. Service members may also wear “awards” or “decorations” above their right breast pocket. These small, color-coded stripes are awarded for specific duties, missions and accomplishments. Dress uniforms are more formal and can be elaborate.
 

What would a ww1 soldier wear?

The soldier’s long johns and underclothes are made of cotton, while his pants, socks, gloves, tunic, and even hat are made of khaki-colored wool. Most of the clothing is military issue, although some items, including wool underlayers and socks, were often made by civilian women back home supporting the war effort.
 

What uniforms were used in ww1?

World War I



It was olive drab green wool in winter and khaki cotton in summer – and for the first time, it didn’t include a blue coat or trousers. By the time the U.S. entered World War I, the winter service uniform had become the standard field/combat choice for the American Expeditionary Forces, or AEF, in Europe.

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