_The Overcoat for Warrant Officers_ is the same as that for commissioned officers except that there are no stripes on the sleeves and the shoulder marks are not worn with it. _The Sword and Belt_ worn by warrant officers is the same as that worn by commissioned officers with service uniform. UNIFORMS OF ENLISTED MEN OF THE COAST GUARD The uniforms of the enlisted men of the Coast Guard are practically the same in style and design as those worn by the enlisted men of the U. S. Navy with minor differences in the buttons and insignia of rank and the rating badges and specialty marks. The uniforms of the Chief Petty Officers have the buttons of the Coast Guard design on the coats and the insignia on the caps consisting of a vertical gilt foul anchor surmounted by a silver shield. For Surfmen stationed at Life-Saving Stations the summer uniform is made of olive-drab cotton duck and the buttons and insignia worn upon the coats and caps are of dull finish bronze metal. The insignia of rank or rating for Petty Officers are worn upon the right sleeve of the coat or shirt midway between the shoulder seam and the elbow, and consist of a chevron with a spread eagle above it and a specialty mark below the eagle in the upper angle of the chevron. The chevron is worn with the point down and is made of stripes of cloth three-eighths of an inch wide set one-quarter of an inch apart, these stripes being of scarlet cloth for blue coats and shirts and of blue cloth for white and olive-drab coats and shirts. The eagle and the specialty marks are embroidered in white silk for blue coats and shirts and in blue silk for white and olive-drab coats and shirts. The chevron for Chief Petty Officers consists of three stripes with an arc of a circle connecting the ends of the upper stripe; that for First class petty officers of three stripes, that for Second class petty officers of two stripes and that for Third class petty officers of one stripe, as illustrated. _The Specialty Marks_ indicating the particular duty or assignment of the petty officers and of certain other men having special duties are, as shown in the illustrations, as follows: _Master-at-Arms._—An upright shield. _No. 1 Surfman._—A circular life buoy surmounted by two oars crossed. _Signal Quartermaster._—Two flags crossed diagonally. _Wheelman._—A ship’s steering wheel with eight spokes. _Coxswain._—A vertical anchor crossed by a horizontal arrow. _Electrician._—A hemisphere on a vertical axis. _Electricians, First, Second and Third Class._—A device representing forked lightning, four streaks. _Sailmakers._—A closed clew iron with two eyes. _Blacksmith._—Two sledges crossed diagonally. _Yeoman and Ships Writer._—Two quill pens crossed diagonally. _Machinist and Oiler._—A ship’s propeller with three blades. _Water Tender._—A valve wheel with six spokes. _First and Second Class Carpenters, Plumbers and Painters._—Two axes crossed diagonally.