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the proposed military training adviser beret is not green — it’s more of an olive brown. “The beret, the color of the beret, is based off of the British infantry beret,” he said.

Army Special Forces wear a green beret, while Army Rangers wear black, and airborne units wear maroon. British, German, and U.N. troops also wear berets. The cap gained a measure of glamor in 1962 ...

Armor, cavalry and other units have worn the black beret in the past. "Because of that shared history in our Army," he said, "the black beret remains the most relevant color for wear Armywide today.

The decision does not affect units that have long worn berets as a mark of distinction, including the Rangers' black beret, Army special forces' green beret and Airborne's maroon version.