Yes, the Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU), also known as "pinks and greens," is largely replacing the Army Blue Service Uniform (ASU) as the everyday service uniform for the U.S. Army. While the AGSU is becoming the standard business uniform, the ASU will remain an optional formal and ceremonial uniform.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Army Green Service Uniform (AGSU):
  This uniform, based on the WWII-era officers' service uniform, is being rolled out as the new standard business wear for all ranks. It's designed to be the everyday uniform for professional environments.
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• Army Blue Service Uniform (ASU):
  The ASU will become an optional formal and ceremonial uniform. It's intended for formal events like weddings, funerals, and other ceremonial occasions.
• Rollout Timeline:
  The AGSU was initially made available to soldiers in 2020 and became mandatory by 2027.
• Purpose:
  The Army is adopting the AGSU to provide a uniform for professional settings and to honor the legacy of the WWII era. The Army was the only service without a dedicated business uniform.