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