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

CHAPTER SIX
SPECIAL UNIFORM SITUATIONS
SECTION 8: ORGANIZATIONAL CLOTHING AND PRIVATELY OWNED
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
Article
1. GENERAL (ORGANIZATIONAL CLOTHING)...........6801
2. CAMOUFLAGE UTILITY UNIFORMS.................6802
3. FLIGHT CLOTHING.............................6803
4. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR OPERATORS OF
VEHICLES OTHER THAN AUTOMOBILES.............6804
6801. GENERAL (ORGANIZATIONAL CLOTHING)
1. DEFINITION. Organizational clothing is defined
as any clothing loaned to an individual by a naval
activity, for which there is a requirement above and
beyond authorized Navy uniforms. It remains the property
of the Navy and is returned to the activity when the
individual is transferred. Organizational clothing
includes such items as foul weather jackets, green/brown
flight jackets, flight suits, coveralls, etc.
Organizational clothing is worn with working uniforms only
while performing duties for which the garments are
designed. Only the brown leather flight jacket has been
authorized for wear with service uniforms as described in
.
2. ISSUE. Some specially designed organizational
clothing are issued as follows:
a. Special Clothing. Allowances for special
clothing, which include cold weather clothing, utility
clothing, and wet weather clothing are established by the
Chief of Naval Operations and published in NAVSUP Manual.
b. CBR Protective Clothing. Allowances for
Chemical Biological Radiological (CBR) protective clothing
are established by NAVSUP and published in NAVSUP Manual.
c. Medical Clothing. Allowances for medical
clothing are established by Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
and published as allowance lists for applicable units.
d. Coveralls. Coveralls shall be provided to
all engineering personnel and to any other personnel who
are performing dirty work which would permanently soil or
prematurely destroy personal clothing.
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