Quote Originally Posted by longhuntr74 View Post
Wait here...hold on. What do you mean by "officially recognized"? It is a registered tartan. Is it recognized by the Army...no...the Army has no tradition of kilt wear, nor pipe and drum bands, etc...there'd be no reason for the Army to have an official tartan...but will US Army kilt wearers and many others recognize it as the US Army Tartan...absolutely.
Well, there is a West Point pipeband and

"In January 2003, the 91st Division Band was the only Army Reserve Band in the United States to be mobilized as part of Operation Enduring Freedom, where it performed as an active duty band for ten months before demobilization in November to support military functions and perform for the civilian sector in various capacities. It was the first time in 60 years that the 91st Division Band was an active duty band in time of war– and the first time in memory that the Army had paid, full-time pipers on its rolls.'

http://www.liggett.army.mil/91DivBan...f_history.html

They apparently wear the Royal Stewart tartan