Tell us: After sleeves, what should be the next uniform change?

You asked the Army for rolled-up sleeves, and you got them. You didn't get them immediately, or without pilot programs and debates and "bare arms" jokes, but you got them. Ditto with black socks for PT, and even earbuds in the gym.

Now, Army Times wants to know what uniform change you want next.

Are you clamoring for an Ike jacket? Do you want new wear rules for service caps? For berets? Do you have a suggestion that hasn't reached the SMA's desk that you think needs to be on the top of his uniform to-do list?

Send your thoughts to Army Times Editor Tony Lombardo at tlombardo@armytimes.com (please put "uniform changes" in the subject line) or hit us up on Facebook. We'll take the best ideas to Army leaders and discuss their feedback in an upcoming Army Times print edition, and at ArmyTimes.com.

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