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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CHAPTER SIX<br />
SPECIAL <strong>UNIFORM</strong> SITUATIONS<br />
SECTION 9: MEDICAL PERSONNEL<br />
Article<br />
1. DEPLOYED MEDICAL UNIT PERSONNEL.............6901<br />
2. INDOOR DUTY WHITE...........................6902<br />
6901. DEPLOYED MEDICAL UNIT PERSONNEL<br />
1. The Surgeon General, <strong>Medicine</strong> and Surgery, may<br />
direct its commands to issue U.S. Marine Corps combat<br />
field clothing to personnel assigned to Fleet Hospitals,<br />
Rapidly Deployable Medical Facilities, Mobile Medical<br />
Augmentation Readiness Teams, or similar <strong>Navy</strong> field<br />
medical units for wear while deployed or in a field<br />
trained environment. This wear of camouflage utility<br />
uniform is not authorized for routine daily wear within<br />
the hospital, nor for routine daily wear when not in a<br />
field environment.<br />
2. The <strong>Navy</strong> considers U.S. Marine Corps combat field<br />
uniforms organizational clothing, which must be given to<br />
members at no cost. Follow for manner of<br />
wear.<br />
6902. INDOOR DUTY WHITE<br />
1. When prescribed, medical personnel may wear this<br />
uniform while working within the confines of a medical<br />
facility, and to and from work. Do not wear Indoor Duty<br />
White on liberty or for dress.<br />
2. Indoor Duty White is defined as Summer White<br />
without ribbons for both male and female medical<br />
personnel. The blue cardigan sweater may be worn with it<br />
in working spaces. Button all buttons.<br />
3. Medical personnel may wear a peacoat/reefer,<br />
overcoat, or all-weather coat, with the Indoor Duty White<br />
uniform.<br />
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