What are considered Class C uniforms?

• A. Combat, utility, hospital duty, food service, physical fitness, field, or organizational
• B. Dress Uniform
• C. Formal wear
• D. Class A and B only

Answer: (A)

Class C uniforms cover the Army’s everyday work and field attire used for routine duties, not dress or ceremonial wear. The option listing Combat/utility, hospital duty, food service, physical fitness, field, or organizational uniforms correctly reflects the range of garments classified as Class C. Each type serves a different work setting—Combat/ACU for field operations, Utility for general duties, Hospital duty for medical facilities, Food service for dining operations, Physical fitness for PT, Field for field training, and Organizational for unit-specific tasks. This breadth distinguishes Class C from Class A and Class B dress uniforms, which are for formal or service dress, and from any answer that merely points to dress or formal wear.