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NEWS | Feb. 7, 2012

Army wants YOU to sound off about your PT uniform

By U.S. Army report

ARLINGTON, Va. - In an effort headed up by U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, a survey site has been developed to get feedback from the field about the Improved Physical Fitness Uniform.

This survey is for all Soldiers (Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve) and you must have AKO access to participate.

The survey is in response to the Chief of Staff of the Army and Sergeant Major of the Army's approval of the Army Uniform Board's recommendation and tasking to do a complete review of the IPFU requirements.

The survey site officially launched Monday and will remain active for 30 days, so make sure to take the time to offer your input and make your voice heard.

Links to the survey can be found at:

CAC enforcedhttps://ipfusurvey.natick.army.mil
NON-CAChttps://surveys.natick.army.mil/Surveys/ipfu.nsf

 

 

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