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

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6803. FLIGHT CLOTHING 1. GENERAL. Flight clothing is organizational clothing which has been approved by the Chief of Naval Operations. 2. MANNER OF WEAR. Standards of appearance for all personnel wearing flight clothing are as follows: a. Flight Suits. Flight suits may be worn by aircrew members and individuals engaged in flight or flight-related duties during that working day. This authorization does not include ground support, non-aircrew maintenance or non-aircrew support personnel. Flight suits may be worn to/from home and work to include brief and appropriate stops, on military transport aircraft, and to official business meetings away from home station when the wear of flight suits is appropriate for transportation, or for the level of meeting (i.e. working meeting). Allowances for flight clothing and flight deck clothing are established by Commander, Naval Air Systems Command and published in Naval Air Systems Command Allowance Lists. Flight suits shall be clean and well kept. Sleeves will be worn full length with hook and pile (velcro) sleeve cuffs closed or with a maximum of two outward rolls when not engaged in flight operations. All zippers will be closed and FOD flaps will be closed on pen pockets. (1) Headgear. Officers/CPOs working khaki garrison cap with appropriate insignia, with command/<strong>Navy</strong> ball cap optional. Enlisted E6 and below <strong>Navy</strong> ball cap with appropriate insignia with command ball cap optional. (2) Footwear. Standard issue black leather flight boots with matching black laces. Flight boots are to be clean, well shined and in good repair. Lace shoes from inside out through all eyelets and tie. Socks will be either 100 percent cotton or wool in sage green or white with no visible stripes or logos. (3) Undershirts. Crew neck undershirt or turtleneck flight deck jersey authorized. Undershirts will be 100 percent cotton, plain front, and without a collar. Shirts will be white or a uniform color throughout the command. Undershirts will be in good repair, not faded, stretched, nor torn. Arramid fiber long underwear or the shorty may be worn in addition to the undershirt/turtle-neck during cold weather conditions for which the clothing was designed. Page 6-65
(4) Flight Suits Insignia/Patches. (a) Attachments. All flight suit logos (except rank insignia) will be affixed with green or black hook and pile (velcro) fasteners. Flight suits will have the pile material affixed to them in green or black thread, while all logos will have pile material affixed in the color of the outer edge of the logo. All hook and pile material will be cut to the shape of the logo to be affixed. (b) Rank Insignia. Officers - embroidered or cloth sew-on grade insignia, all-weather coat size, required on flight suits. Place insignia approximately 5/8 inch from the flight suit shoulder seam, centered on top of each shoulder. Enlisted personnel - no rank insignia worn, and rank shall be indicated on required nametag. (c) Left Breast. Required nametags shall be centered on the left breast above the slash pocket and below the shoulder seam. Nametags will be black or brown leather or cloth embroidered in squadron colors, and 2 inches by 4 inches in size. (Refer to .) Centered in the top field will be the aircrew designation insignia (i.e., pilot, NFO, aircrew, EAWS, etc.). The name in block letter will occupy the lower field and will include a minimum first name or initial and last name. Where appropriate, billet title (i.e., CO, XO, CAG, etc.) is optional. (d) Right Breast. One command logo may be centered on the right breast above the slash pocket and below the shoulder seam. Logo shall be embroidered cloth, no wider than 3-1/2 inches in any measured span. (e) Left Shoulder. One optional logo may be centered on the shoulder arch, approximately 1 inch below the seam. This logo may be a 2 inch by 4 inch rectangular U.S. flag patch or graduate level aircrew training patch (TACCO, etc.). (f) Right Shoulder. One logo may be centered on the shoulder arch, approximately 1 inch below the seam. This logo may be a community patch, either type/model/series, flight hour achievement (i.e., 1000 hour), etc. Page 6-66
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