"Olive drab" has long been synonymous with military service. In the early days of American history, troops donned more formal attire in stunning blues, greys, gold buttons and blood stripes. But as ...

Olive drab wasn’t always the color of soldiers. Prior to World War I, uniforms were various amalgamations of blue, red, even mustard and white, but eventually, armies noticed you were shot less often ...

How do you match the color of a plane when it always seems to be changing? How do you match the color of a plane when it always seems to be changing? You watch hours of film and mix 25 samples of ...

At U. S. Army posts in Texas, Wyoming, Maryland, Illinois and New York, soldiers for the last year have worn a new, experimental uniform. Instead of the olive drab standard since War I, the color was ...

There will be none of the olive drab color so familiar to U.S. Army soldiers and veterans when that branch’s new version of Pelicans in Progress statue in downtown Pensacola debuts just in time for ...