U.S. NAVY UNIFORM REGULATIONS - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy

in review formations, parades, honor or color guards, and
similar ceremonial details and functions.
6. NORMAL DUTY HOURS. Religious items or articles
not visible or otherwise apparent may be worn with the
uniform, provided they do not interfere with the performance
of the member's military duties, or interfere with
the proper wearing of any authorized article of the
uniform. Commanding Officers may approve individual
requests for wear of authorized visible religious apparel
(skullcaps) with the uniform. Requests should be
processed following the guidelines of .
7. AUTHORIZED VISIBLE RELIGIOUS APPAREL. A black or
hair colored yarmulke is the only authorized visible
religious item or article which may be approved for wear
with the uniform. Requests to include additional visible
items must be submitted to the Chief of Naval Operations
for approval.
6406. MESS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST (MS RATING)
1. WORK UNIFORM (MEN). Mess Management Specialists
(men) working in galleys and bake shops, and messmen,
performing their duties, may wear white tee shirts, white
trousers, aprons, and caps as appropriate.
2. WORK UNIFORM (WOMEN). Mess Management
Specialists (women) may wear the women's short sleeve
white shirt or the undershirt with washable white work
slacks, with white or beige undergarments.
3. Commanding officers may authorize colored,
striped, or printed food service uniforms instead of
white. Food service uniforms are provided through
organizational funding.
4. PRIVATE MESSES. Personnel wear a white jacket
while performing duty in private messes on board ship.
Trousers or skirts shall conform to the uniform of the
day. Personnel serving in private messes ashore, afloat,
or in aircraft, wear name tags indicating name, rate, and
command.
6407. WEDDING ATTIRE
1. MILITARY. For military weddings, follow these
guidelines:
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