COLUMBIA, S.C. – It's hot, it doesn't keep the sun out of your eyes, and you need two hands and a mirror to make sure it's on straight. After 10 years of complaints, the Army is all but ditching the ...

The Republic of Korea Army is working on a plan to gradually phase out berets and transition to a system centered on combat caps. According to data ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. - The Army is ditching the hot, ill-fitting black wool berets that soldiers have worn for years and allowing them to go back to their old, brimmed patrol caps. Army Secretary John ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- It's hot, it doesn't keep the sun out of your eyes, and you need two hands and a mirror to make sure it's on straight. After 10 years of complaints, the Army is all but ditching ...

The Army plans to designate combat caps with brims as the standard military cap again, replacing berets. According to data submitted by Rep. Park Seon-won of the Democratic Party of Korea, a member of ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — It’s hot, it doesn’t keep the sun out of your eyes, and you need two hands and a mirror to make sure it’s on straight. After 10 years of complaints, the Army is all but ditching the ...

It's hot, it doesn't keep the sun out of your eyes, and you need two hands and a mirror to make sure it's on straight. After 10 years of complaints, the Army is all but ditching the black wool beret ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

The U.S. Army is ditching the hot, ill-fitting black wool berets that soldiers have worn for years and allowing them to go back to their old brimmed patrol caps. Army Secretary John McHugh ordered the ...

It’s without an ounce of wistfulness that I bid adieu to one of the most ridiculous and unpopular pieces of Army-issue equipment–the black beret. For the past decade, when soldiers were not in Iraq or ...

The distinctive headpiece traces its origins to a time when both crime and Mr. Sliwa’s public profile were on the rise.