Attachment 1- ASU MFH Uniform Item Details 21Aug23.pdf
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- NJARNG Military Funeral Honors Uniform Items
- Solicitation number
- PANNGB-23-P-0000-012200
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This document provides a description of uniform items required by the New Jersey Army National Guard for its Military Funeral Honors program. The NJARNG is soliciting quotes under solicitation number PANNGB-23-P-0000-012200 for various male and female uniform items including tropical service caps, short sleeve shirts, coats, trousers, slacks, neckties, gloves, and chin straps in specified quantities and sizes. The solicitation seeks these items to outfit service members who perform Military Funeral Honors and Color Guard missions to ensure proper uniforms are worn when folding the flag in front of families. Responses are due by the date listed on the solicitation issued by the Department of the Army New Jersey Army National Guard.
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MFH Uniform Item Description – ARMY SERVICE UNIFORM (ASU)
ITEM 1: Male Enlisted Tropical Service Cap w/ Emblem. Quantity = 15
Size Quantity 6 7/8. 1
7 4 7 3/8 2 7 1/8 2 7 ¼ 6
• Classic fabric (Tropical)
• Includes non-tarnish cap device, Enlisted braid, black chin strap and Regular Army button.
ITEM 2: Male ASU Short Sleeve Shirt. Quantity = 15
Size Quantity NSN
15. 1 8405015549658
17 2 8405015549699
16R 5 8405015549665
16.5R 7 8405015549695
• Men's Short Sleeve ASU Shirt. Standup collar with collar stays.
• Two chest pockets with button down flaps.
• Pen holder inside the left chest pocket. Button-down, tapered shoulder loops.
• Permanent creases: two on the front and three on the back of the shirt.
• 65/35 percent polyester/cotton herringbone.
• Durable press. Stain resistant.
• Army White 521.
ITEM 3: Male Enlisted Tropical ASU Coat. Quantity = 15
Size Quantity NSN 38R 2 8405015522898 40R 3 8405015522949 42R 2 8405015522968 44R 6 8405015522977 46R 2 8405015522978
• Four-button, single-breasted lined coat with peak lapels and vented back.
• Features two top-pleated patch pockets with flaps, two lower inside hanging pockets with flaps, two button-down shoulder loops and one inside breast pocket.
• 55/45 percent polyester, wool serge.
• Dry clean only.
• Gold soutache sleeve ornamentation included.
• Army Blue 450.
ITEM 4: Male Jr. Enlisted Tropical ASU Trousers. Quantity = 7
36R 4 8405015523392 38R 3 8405015523398
• Low-waisted design with belt loops
• French fly for better waistband fit.
• Superior poly-cotton pocketing with satin finish
• Rubberized shirt-stay band inside the waistband grips the shirt, keeping it tucked in, for a crisp, well-dressed appearance.
• Permanent creases
• Extra fabric in the seat seam
• Made of 55/45 polyester/wool tropical material, the same material as the former "Dress Blue" uniforms before the ASU release.
• Army Blue 451
ITEM 5: Male Officer/NCO Tropical ASU Slacks. Quantity = 9
34R 1 8405015521801
36R 4 8405015522869
38R 3 8405015521944
40R 1 8405015521955
• Army male Sr. NCO & Officer Classic Fit Slacks with Gold Braid (ASU).
• These Class 1 straight-leg slacks are worn by enlisted personnel E-4 (Corporal) through E-9 and officers.
• 1 in. wide ornamental braid attached to outside seams. Sewn-on waistband with hook and eye closure.
• Five belt loops. French fly tab with slide fastener.
• Straight on-seam side pockets.
• Permanent leg creases.
• 55/45 percent polyester wool serge.
• Dry clean.
• Army Blue 451
ITEM 6: Black Enlisted Chin Strap. Quantity = 30
• Worn with Male Enlisted ASU Cap
• One size
ITEM 7: Black Necktie – Regular (57 inches). Quantity = 15
• Four-in-hand type
• 75/25% polyester/wool tropical, Army Black 385.
• One size fits all
• 57 inches
ITEM 8: White Gauntlet Gloves w/ Grip S/M. Quantity = 180 Pairs
• Size: S/M
• Worn for all Military Funeral Honors and Color Guard mission.
• Grips are used to help Soldiers have a better grip so that the flag is not pulled out of Soldiers’ hands while folding in front of families.
• Gauntlet style is used so that a Soldier’s arm is covered when they stretch forward. Ensuring the Soldiers skin is always covered.
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