Commonly called “Rent the Camo,” the program provides soldiers three operational camouflage pattern maternity uniforms, five maternity T-shirts and other items. (U.S. Army)
The Army has expanded a pilot program in the continental United States that streamlines the process of obtaining free maternity uniforms.
Commonly called “Rent the Camo,” the program provides soldiers — both enlisted and officers — three operational camouflage pattern maternity uniforms, five maternity T-shirts and other items, the Army said in a statement Sept. 21. The uniforms are delivered directly to the soldier and can be kept for the duration of her pregnancy.
The initiative is designed to save soldiers from making multiple trips and in some cases spending “hundreds of dollars” on uniform costs, the statement said.
“This program is going to help give [soldiers] the one-stop shop they need,” Maj. Irma Richards, an Army logistics officer, said in the statement.
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