Few sports rivalries match the pageantry and tradition of the Army vs. Navy Game and big part of that tradition is the uniforms with both the Black Knights and Midshipmen breaking out a brand new alternate set every year.

The 101st was tasked with defending Bastogne — which is printed under the right shoulder pad on Army’s jersey — the Belgian town where Germany’s siege began on Dec. 16, 1944. Encircled by Nazi forces, the “Screaming Eagles” endured three weeks of relentless close combat in freezing weather.

T he Army-Navy game has become the game for college football. The battle between the heated rivals caps off the regular season in the standalone game, where it seems that everyone

Navy released alternate jerseys it will wear for its highly anticipated rivalry clash with Army on Dec. 14. The threads are inspired by the Jolly

Army's threads are inspired by the group who famously fought in the "Battle of the Bulge" in the town of Bastogne, Belgium during World War II.

Returning fire two days after Army announced their 101st Airborne at Bastogne uniform, Navy Football dropped their uniform for the 2024 Army-Navy Game.

This season, the Midshipmen are in partnership with Under Armour to pay homage to the "Jolly Roger" flag; a symbol first established in 1943 by the most lethal Navy Aviation squad

The Army-Navy game isn't until Dec. 14, but there's plenty of reason to talk about it. Both military academies released the uniforms each will be wearing and the harrowing stories behind them. On Monday,

Navy football has chosen to honor the Jolly Rogers aviators, established in 1943, with its uniform design for the Dec. 14 Army game.