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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5. GROOMING STANDARDS. Retired personnel must<br />
comply with the grooming standards in these regulations,<br />
but uniforms and equipment may either be those prescribed<br />
here or those authorized at the time of their retirement.<br />
6. RETURN TO ACTIVE DUTY. If retired personnel are<br />
ordered to active duty, they wear the uniforms prescribed<br />
for officers or enlisted personnel on active duty.<br />
7. WEARING AWARDS ON CIVILIAN CLOTHES<br />
a. Miniature Medals and Miniature Breast Insignia.<br />
You may wear miniature medals and breast insignia on<br />
civilian evening dress (white tie) or civilian dinner<br />
dress (black tie) in the same manner as for dinner dress<br />
jackets.<br />
b. Medal of Honor. The Medal of Honor, for<br />
which there is no miniature, may be worn with civilian<br />
evening dress (white tie) and civilian dinner dress (black<br />
tie) in the same manner as for military uniforms.<br />
c. Miniature Replicas. You may wear miniature<br />
replicas of ribbons made in the form of lapel buttons, or<br />
ribbons made in rosette form, on the left lapel of<br />
civilian clothes except civilian evening dress (white tie)<br />
and civilian dinner dress (black tie).<br />
d. Miniature Distinguished Marksmanship and<br />
Pistol Shot Badges. You may wear miniature distinguished<br />
marksmanship and pistol shot badges as a lapel pin or as<br />
part of a tie clasp on civilian clothing.<br />
e. Honorable Discharge and Service Buttons.<br />
You may wear honorable discharge and service buttons on<br />
left lapel of civilian clothes except civilian evening<br />
dress (white tie).<br />
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