Female Marines have begun wearing a new dress blue uniform coat designed to look like the male ... and there will be no doubts that they are U.S. Marines in the dress blue uniform," Curcio said.

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Marine Barracks Washington, D.C., is conducting an ongoing evaluation of female uniforms and covers during the 2013 parade season.

There have been women in the Marine Corps since 1918. ... Before the changes, women’s dress uniforms were available, and they had access to jackets and maternity clothing.

The new dress coat looks similar to the uniform that men wear but it is designed to be more form-fitting for female Marines. It includes a white belt and a standing collar.

Marine camouflage uniform shortage won’t be fixed until summer 2024. The change doesn’t apply to enlisted female Marines below the staff sergeant rank ― they wear the standard dress blues to ...

A new female dress blue coat was one of the the biggest changes news that came coming out of the Marine Corps' most recent uniform board survey. About but it was far from the most important issue ...

Just a couple months after Marine officials switched women's dress coat to a more unisex style, the Corps is now asking for opinions on further changes to female uniforms by way of an online ...

Mabus recently directed the Marines to adopt the male hat as a common cover (a month after the possibility that male Marines would wear female-style covers, termed "girly hats," erupted in the press).

AUGUSTA, Maine – The U.S. Marine Corps is making it easier for women to cover up tattoos by allowing them to wear crew-neck undershirts beneath their uniforms. The Marines made the change ...

8 women Marines define themselves within ... there is a sense of leadership that follows me even when I take the uniform ... still willing to live for the good moments when I’m in the dress.

Male Marines will now be allowed to carry small black umbrellas with their service or dress uniforms, the Marine Corps has confirmed. The commandant announced the news to reporters at the Pentagon ...

The Marines made the change Thursday after U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree complained that its dress policy unintentionally discriminated against female recruits. Men are allowed to wear crew-neck T-shirts.