- USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group (CVN 71), Norfolk, Va.
- USS Tarawa, (LHA 1), San Diego
- USS Germantown, (LSD 42), San Diego
- USS Chung-Hoon, (DDG 93), Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
- USS Iwo Jima, (LHD 7), Norfolk, Va.
- USS McFaul, (DDG 74), Norfolk, Va.
- USS Philippine Sea, (CG 58), Mayport, Fla.
- USS San Francisco (SSN 711), Guam
- Patrol Squadron (VP) 1, Whidbey Island, Wash.
- Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron (VAQ 137), Whidbey Island, Wash.
- Patrol Squadron (VP) 26, Brunswick, Maine/Aviation Intermediate Maintenance Dept., Brunswick, Maine
- Afloat Training Group, Norfolk, Va.
- Afloat Training Group, San Diego
- Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
- Master-at-Arms “A” School, San Antonio
- Special Warfare Logistic Support Group, San Diego
- Naval Mobile Construction Battalion, Port Hueneme, Calif.
- Amphibious Construction Battalion 2, Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek, Va.
- Naval Station Rota, Spain
- Naval Air Facility Atsugi, Japan
- Naval Coastal Warfare Squadron 25, Norfolk, Va.
Shore Sailor of the Year (SSOY) Chief Dental Technician Michele Villagran had a chance to see preliminary designs of the concept uniforms during the SSOY selection process. She said she liked the look and feel of the lightweight, yet sturdy, material.
“Overall, I think they look more professional, and I think the majority of the fleet will be happy with them,” Villagran said. “It will definitely be a new and very much needed look for the Navy.”
The vision of Task Force Uniform is to give Sailors a cost-effective set of uniforms presenting a professional appearance, recognizing naval heritage, and offering versatility, safety, ease of maintenance and storage, utility and comfort.
Task Force Uniform also plans to announce the year-round service uniform concepts for E-1 through E-6 in the coming weeks and an announcement about specifics of those wear testing dates and areas to follow.
