marine corps uniform regulations - US
marine corps uniform regulations - US
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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS<br />
b. When the service frame cap is worn with service <strong>uniform</strong>s, service cap<br />
insignia will be worn centered vertically in the eyelet provided. It will<br />
also be worn in the same manner on the fiber sun helmet and campaign hat.<br />
c. The left service collar insignia will be worn on the left front side<br />
of the garrison cap, with the insignia centered vertically in the eyelet<br />
provided.<br />
3. Collar Insignia. (See figs. 4-3, 5-3, and 5-4.)<br />
a. Dress collar insignia will be worn on the blue and white dress coats<br />
and evening dress jackets placed in the eyelets provided, with eagles facing<br />
inboard, as follows:<br />
(1) For male personnel the insignia will be aligned vertically in the<br />
center of each side of the collar on the blue dress coats and the officers'<br />
evening dress jacket. On the SNCO evening dress jacket the insignia will be<br />
worn on each side with the wing span horizontally parallel to the deck.<br />
(2) For female personnel, the insignia will be worn on each side<br />
centered between the crease roll and edge of the collar on the evening dress<br />
jacket and the blue dress coats, with the wing span parallel to the bottom<br />
edge of the coat or jacket.<br />
b. Service collar insignia will be worn on the collar of the service<br />
coat, centered on the collar in the eyelets provided, eagles facing inboard,<br />
with the wing tips parallel to the bottom of the coat.<br />
4002. BREAST INSIGNIA. (See fig. 4-4.)<br />
1. General<br />
4002<br />
a. Per the current edition of MCO P1000.6, Assignment Classification and<br />
Travel Systems (ACTS) Manual and whose right to wear the insignia has not<br />
been specifically revoked, a Marine qualified or designated as a naval<br />
aviator, naval flight officer, Marine aerial navigator, naval aviation<br />
observer, naval or combat aircrew member, parachutist, explosive ordnance<br />
disposal technician, or U.S. Navy diver, will wear appropriate breast<br />
insignia according to the following <strong>regulations</strong>.<br />
b. A Marine designated as a naval astronaut (pilot, NFO, or mission<br />
specialist) will wear the appropriate naval astronaut insignia as prescribed<br />
by the Department of the Navy.<br />
c. In addition to the breast insignia authorized in these <strong>regulations</strong>,<br />
naval medical officers assigned to Marine Corps units who are designated<br />
flight surgeons may wear the U.S. Navy gold metal flight surgeon insignia on<br />
Marine Corps service and utility <strong>uniform</strong>s.<br />
d. Only those breast insignia listed in these <strong>regulations</strong> are authorized<br />
for wear on Marine Corps <strong>uniform</strong>s.<br />
e. Other U.S. service pilot/navigator insignia and foreign pilot insignia<br />
may be worn, but only as authorized in subparagraph 4002.3.<br />
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