Which regulation covers wear and appearance of the Army uniform?

• A. AR 670-1
• B. AR 600-20
• C. AR 750-1
• D. FM 3-25

Answer: (A)

The regulation that governs how soldiers wear and present the Army uniform is Army Regulation 670-1. It specifies what uniforms are authorized, how and where insignia and badges are worn, grooming standards, and the rules for appearance in different situations—garrison, field, dress occasions, and religious accommodations. This regulation provides the baseline for a consistent, professional military image across the Army, which is why it directly addresses wear and appearance.

The other options touch on different topics: AR 600-20 covers Army Command Policy, including equal opportunity and related policies; AR 750-1 covers maintenance of Army materiel; and FM 3-25 is a field manual not focused on uniform policy.