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Physical training uniform

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A physical training uniform is a military or organizational uniform used during exercise, calisthenics, drills, and in some cases, very casual periods of time (off-duty time during Initial Entry Training in the U.S. Army, for example). Most militaries, especially the United States Armed Forces and their auxiliaries (e.g. ROTC and JROTC components) require use of a physical training (PT) uniform during unit exercise (including formation runs, calisthenics, and conditioning exercises). All items worn by military personnel conducting PT as a group are subject to uniformity, at commander discretions, however, some U.S. military units produce unique T-shirts with their unit insignia and motto, and for special events, this shirt is part of the uniform. Occasionally, exercise will also be conducted in that branch's utility uniforms, normally with the blouse removed and the undershirt exposed (also known as "boots and utes"[citation needed] ). For unit runs, esprit de corps or special occasions, commanders may have personnel wear unique T-shirts with the distinctive unit insignia and unit colors.

Marine recruits conducting PT with reflective belts

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Physical training uniforms of the United States Armed Forces

Army

The Army Physical Fitness Uniform (APFU) in warm weather configuration

The Army Physical Fitness Uniform (APFU) consists of:

  • Shirts: Black long-sleeve and short-sleeve shirts with gold ARMY lettering on the front.
  • Shorts: Black with same gold ARMY lettering on the left leg. Multipurpose: can be worn alone for swimming and exercise, or under the black pants.
  • Pants: Black with Army Star logo and lettering on the left thigh.
  • Jacket: Black with gold chevron across the front and back and same Army Star logo and lettering on the left chest. A Physical Fitness Badge may be worn for soldiers who excel at the APFT (270 or higher, with a 90 in each event).[1]
  • Socks and Shoes: Commercial calf-length or ankle-length, plain white or black socks with no logos, and approved, well-fitting, comfortable running shoes with no color restriction; Five-toed shoes are prohibited.
  • Inclement weather gear: Micro fleece cap, Compression shirt and shorts, and reflective belt.[2]
Soldiers wearing special unit T-shirts

Marine Corps

Marines from the Wounded Warrior Regiment wearing the Marine Corps PT tracksuit

The Marine Corps PTUs consist of:

  • Shirt: Plain olive-drab green short-sleeve shirt (logos can be authorized.)
  • Shorts: Plain OD green shorts (logos can be authorized for this also.)
  • Sweatsuit: OD green with black Marines logo and USMC lettering on the left chest of sweatshirt, and the same design on the left thigh of sweatpants.
  • Tracksuit: OD green with reflective piping, reflective Marines logo on the left chest and MARINES lettering in red with gold outline centered on the back of jacket, and same logo on the upper left thigh and vertical USMC lettering in the same design on the lower right leg of pants.
  • Socks and Shoes: commercial calf-length or ankle-length, plain white or black socks with no logos, and shoes with appropriate civilian design; excessively bright coloring or designs are prohibited.
  • Hydration pack: green or coyote brown (or subdued colors if personally owned packs are authorized.)
  • Inclement weather gear: Compression shorts, OD green thermal shirt and pants, and reflective belt.[3]

Navy

Sailors wearing the Navy's soon-to-be-retired gold-variant PTU

The Navy PTUs consist of:

  • Shirt: Navy blue short-sleeve shirt with gold eagle-and-anchor logo on the left chest and the statement "America's Navy: Forged By The Sea" in gold on the back.
  • Shorts: Navy blue with gold NAVY lettering on the left leg.
  • Tracksuit: Styled similar to the Marines' except dark navy blue with same gold NAVY lettering on the left chest and on the back of jacket, only larger, and styled vertically on the lower right leg of pants.
  • Sweatsuit: Navy blue with reflective NAVY lettering on the same areas on sweatshirt with optional hood, and on the left thigh of sweatpants.
  • Shoes: Approved, well-fitting, comfortable running shoes with no color restriction.
  • Inclement weather gear: Compression shorts and reflective belt.[4]

The Navy announced that an additional standard navy blue uniform is in development with a not-yet-known design, and a retirement date for the gold-shirt uniform pending.[5]

Air Force

Airmen wearing the Air Force Improved Physical Training Uniform (IPTU), also historically the first PTU that was issued to Space Force guardians

The Air Force Improved Physical Training Uniform (IPTU) consists of:

  • Shirts and Sweatshirt: Light-grey short-sleeve and long-sleeve shirts and sweatshirt with reflective Air Force logo and lettering on the left chests, and logo centered on the backs.
  • Shorts: Air Force blue with reflective stripes on the sides and the same AF logo and lettering on the left leg.
  • Pants: AF blue with piping on the lower legs.
  • Jacket: Styled similar to the Army's except AF blue with silver reflective chevron outlined by white piping across the front and back and same AF logo and lettering on the left chest, but embroidered. An optional hood is hidden in the collar and can be pulled out during inclement weather.
  • Socks and Shoes: Athletic-style shoes with no color restriction, and white and black socks; small logos are authorized. Additionally, for Air Force training, soft & comfortable shoes are best for walking & running.[6]

The Air Force has finalized minor changes to its PTU, with the new uniform planned to be released in April 2024, and a retirement period for the IPTU taking place until 2026, after 20 years of use.[7]

Space Force

The first prototype of the Space Force PTU in cold weather configuration
The first prototype of the SFPTU in warm weather configuration

The Space Force PTU consists of:

  • Shirt: Dark-grey short-sleeve shirt with Space Force logo on the left chest, reflective USSF lettering on the sleeves, and reflective SPACE FORCE lettering centered on the back.
  • Shorts: Black with same SF logo on the left leg.
  • Pants: Black with same SF logo on the left leg, like the shorts.
  • Jacket: Black with same logo and lettering as on the shirt, but with additional SF logo on the upper back, only larger.[8]

Coast Guard

The Coast Guard PTUs consist of:

  • Shirt: Grey short-sleeve shirt with reflective Coast Guard logo with blue outline and lettering on the left chest, and COAST GUARD lettering in the same design centered on the back.
  • Shorts: Mesh-designed navy blue shorts with white COAST GUARD lettering on the left leg.
  • Sweatsuit: Navy blue with COAST GUARD lettering in orange with white and dark reflective outline centered on the front and 7 dark reflective stripes on the back of sweatshirt, and USCG lettering in the same design on the sides of both legs of sweatpants.
  • Swimsuits: Plain blue gender-standard swimsuits.
  • Socks and Shoes: White and black socks (small logos are authorized), and athletic-style shoes; excessively bright coloring or designs are prohibited.
  • Inclement weather gear: Watch cap, gloves, earmuffs, and reflective belts.[9]

Non-military use

In many parts of the world outside of use in militaries, physical training uniforms are primarily used in schools, law enforcement academies, and in some cases, scouting, firefighter training and prison systems.

See also

References

  1. ^ AR 670-1, para. 14-5 Insignia (on the Physical Training Uniform)
  2. ^ "Shop Army & Air Force Exchange Service".
  3. ^ "Physical Training Uniforms (Ptu) | Shop Your Navy Exchange - Official Site".
  4. ^ "Physical Training Uniforms (Ptu) | Shop Your Navy Exchange - Official Site".
  5. ^ "New Navy PT gear is here — what you need to know!". 3 January 2019.
  6. ^ "Air Force PT uniform". 24 March 2024.
  7. ^ "Air Force PT uniform delayed as Space Force launches own workout gear". 11 March 2024.
  8. ^ "USSF rolls out new Physical Training Uniform at BMT". 8 March 2024.
  9. ^ https://www.dcms.uscg.mil/Portals/10/CG-1/psc/MU/docs/USCG%20UDC%20Product%20Catalogue.pdf?ver=2017-11-22-113337-410
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