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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(6) Ensign. Wear one stripe.<br />
(7) Second Class Stripers. Second class<br />
midshipmen serving as midshipmen Ensigns are authorized to<br />
wear a 1 inch embroidered star 2-3/4 inch above the bottom<br />
of the left sleeve of the Service Dress Blue uniform.<br />
b. Midshipmen Petty Officers. Wear a badge<br />
consisting of an eagle and anchor, in combination with<br />
stars and chevrons, midway between shoulder and elbow on<br />
the right sleeve of blue coat.<br />
(1) Brigade Chief Petty Officer. The badge<br />
consists of an eagle perched, with wings expanded, on the<br />
stock of a fouled anchor, the eagle's head and the<br />
unfouled arm of the anchor's stock face the front. Below<br />
the anchor are three chevrons, apex down. An arch formed<br />
by two arcs connects each end of the upper chevron with<br />
each arm of the stock of the anchor. Above the eagle are<br />
four stars, two stars equally spaced on each side of the<br />
imaginary line through the head of the eagle and the crown<br />
of the anchor. The eagle, anchor, and stars are gold<br />
embroidered, the chevrons are gold lace. One point of<br />
each star points down.<br />
(2) Regimental Chief Petty Officer. Same<br />
as prescribed for Brigade Chief Petty Officer except there<br />
are three stars above the eagle, forming a triangle.<br />
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