Which Army Regulation covers the wear and appearance of the military uniform?

• A. AR 600-20
• B. AR 670-1
• C. AR 750-1
• D. AR 350-1

Answer: (B)

AR 670-1 governs wear and appearance of the Army uniform. It sets the standards for which uniforms are authorized, how insignia and rank are displayed, grooming and hair standards, jewelry, headgear, and the overall look of Army attire in all settings. This regulation is the go-to reference whenever you need to know how a soldier should present themselves in uniform, including what is permissible in terms of accessories and appearance. AR 600-20 covers command policy and equal opportunity, not dress standards. AR 750-1 deals with maintenance and management of Army materiel, including clothing as property, but not the appearance guidelines themselves. AR 350-1 covers training and education policy.