Which of the following is a requirement for wearing Army uniforms?

Wearing Army uniforms is contingent upon maintaining a current official status. This means that soldiers need to be in an active duty status or in a duty status that warrants the wearing of the uniform, which includes being in training or other authorized activities. Maintaining an official status ensures that service members are recognized as part of the Army and are adhering to military standards.

The other options do not meet the criteria for uniform wear. For instance, being on leave does not typically allow for wear of the uniform unless specified. Similarly, completing a physical training session, while important, is not a requirement for wearing the uniform. Leaving for deployment does not inherently mean a soldier is authorized to wear their uniform outside of official capacities. Thus, maintaining a current official status is the only condition that directly justifies the appropriate wear of Army uniforms.