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I. Introduction

A. Attention Getter - The Army Uniform has been around for over 230 years, and the first was ordered for all troops in 1782 as the Revolution War was ending. Let me introduce, my group. This is Janine, Robert and my name is Oliver.

C. Transition to Thesis - Here are ____ uniforms that have come out in the later part of the twentieth & twenty-first century.

D. Preview to Main Point - Today we will talk about how to wear the military uniform and show how the uniform changed over the past ten years. Preview of Main Points

1. Main Point #1 – The Uniform changes every ten years.

2. Main Point #2 - There is the right way and a wrong way to wear the uniform.

3. Main Point # 3 - You also need to make sure you have all of your patches that go on your uniform and the accessories that go with it, like your T-shirt, socks, belt, hat and your boots. You have to know how to put the patches on the right way and in the right place also.

E. Transition to first main point - Here are two different uniforms that have come out within the past 10 years. Here is the ACU’s or Advanced Combat Uniform. This uniform is much different for the BDU’s or Battle Dress Uniform as you can see. Here is a Fun Fact – Women only started to receive uniforms in 1969 and only in the early 1980’s is when women received the same pattern uniforms as Men.

II. Body – Show Demonstration of the correct way to put on patches.

III. Conclusion

A. Restate Thesis – There is a correct way to put on your patches on the Army Uniform.

B. Restate Main Points

1. The Army uniform has changed over the past decade depending on the period/mission.

2. There is an Army Regulation that covers the wear of the uniform so one can always go back if they are unsure about anything.

3. Do not forget everything that goes with the Uniform.

C. Concluding Statement - The Uniform plays a huge role in any military service member’s career. If a service member has a military uniform, you will able to identify what time-period that member has served based on their uniform(s). Although, the uniform has changed throughout the years, there will always be a guide for you to follow to ensure the proper wear. Uniforms come and go but as a service member, you must always make sure that you put your uniform on correct and wear it with pride.