The service uniform of the enlisted men of the British Army is of the same khaki-colored cloth as the officers’ uniform and consists of a cap similar to that worn by officers with a visor of tan leather or of khaki-colored cloth upon the front of which the regimental or corps insignia are worn; a single-breasted sack coat buttoning to the neck with a standing turn-over collar, a patch pocket on each breast and a bellows patch pocket on each side below the waist, and shoulder straps upon which are worn, near the arm seam, the regimental badges; breeches of the same color as the coat; wrap khaki-colored cloth puttees; and heavy tan leather laced shoes. The overcoat is a short double-breasted coat with rolling collar and back straps. In hot weather khaki cotton drill uniforms of the same design are worn. As variations of this general uniform, the Scottish and Highland troops still wear the kilts as their winter uniform, although in hot weather they also wear the full khaki summer uniform, the troops from Australia and Canada to a great extent wear the wide brimmed felt hat common in the American service, and the Indian troops wear their native turbans and trousers although these are of the standard khaki color. The rank of the noncommissioned officers is indicated in the British Armies by badges worn upon the sleeves between the elbow and the shoulder, as in the United States Army, many of these insignia being nearly the same for the various grades, doubtless due to the fact that the American insignia were originally taken from the British during the revolutionary period. The principal insignia of rank worn on the sleeves of noncommissioned officers and enlisted men holding special assignments of duty are as follows: Staff Sergeant Major, Army Service Corps A crown surrounded by a wreath. Master Gunner 1st and 2nd class, Field Artillery A field gun with a crown above it. Master Gunner 3rd class. Field Artillery The same without the crown. Sergeant Major A crown. Bandmaster A lyre with leaves at the base and a crown above it. Cavalry Squadron Corporal Major A chevron of four stripes worn point up with a crown above it. Regimental Quartermaster Sergeant A chevron of four stripes worn point up with a twelve pointed star above it. Quartermaster Sergeant A chevron of four stripes worn point up. Company Sergeant Major A chevron of three stripes worn point down with a crown above it.