Navy’s uniforms for the 125th installment of Army-Navy pay tribute to Fighter Squadron 17 (VF-17), which was established during World War II.

Japanese military uniforms have gone through striking changes over the decades. This video traces their evolution from the Imperial Army’s 19th-century European-inspired designs to the more ...

Navy's uniforms pay homage to the Strike Fighter Squadron 103, nicknamed the "Jolly Rogers" and with roots dating back to World War II. The squadron is considered one of the most lethal in the Navy.

You can read more about the uniforms, and who they honor, here. Navy leads the all-time Army-Navy series with a 62-55-1 record, with the largest victory coming in 1973—a 51-0 Navy win.