nobodyzgirl
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It's feasible that he did wear his uniform. The reason I suspect he didn't is because of the risk of damaging it during a struggle and the possibility of contamination by evidence. Those uniforms must be very expensive to replace. Much easier and cheaper to dispose of civilian clothes if necessary.
Also, I still believe that Jessica was caught unaware after she was asleep. If RW broke into her house in the middle of the night (as he allegedly did with the assault victims), he would have been unlikely to be in uniform. It would be so helpful to know if her bed was made or not the following morning (presuming that making it up was her regular habit).
JMO
I don't think he was in uniform either. I think he'd be too easily recognized in a uniform as opposed to civilian clothes, where he could blend in, especially if he was breaking into someone's house at night. I don't live in the the area, so I'm not sure how common it is for members of the military to walk around in uniform when they aren't on the base, if it's the norm or not.