Army and Navy Uniforms and Insignia: How to Know Rank, Corps and Service in the Military and Naval Forces of the United States and Foreign CountriesWilliams, Dion
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Army and Navy Uniforms and Insignia: How to Know Rank, Corps and Service in the Military and Naval Forces of the United States and Foreign Countries
Williams, Dion
Armies -- Insignia; Military uniforms; Navies -- Insignia; United States. Army -- Insignia; United States. Navy -- Insignia
Commissioned officers of the Navy are required to have complete outfits
of special full dress, evening dress, full dress, undress, blue service
dress and white service dress uniforms; the occasions upon which the
various uniforms are required to be worn by officers of the Navy and
the Marine Corps being given in the official regulations as follows:
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OCCASION. | UNIFORM.
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1. State occasions, at home or abroad. | NAVY.—Special
2. Receiving or being received by the | full dress, or white
President, an ex-President, the | special full dress.
Vice President, or the Secretary | MARINE CORPS.—
of the Navy of the United States, | Special full dress
or the sovereign, chief executive | (with full dress
or ruler of any country, or any | trousers, if in
member of a royal family, or an | line with troops),
ambassador of the United States or | or white special
of any country, at home or abroad. | full dress.
3. At ceremonies, solemnities, or |
entertainments, when desirable |
to do special honor to the occasion. |
4. At general inspection on the first |
Saturday in the month. In inclement |
weather, service dress may be |
prescribed. |
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5. First visits to officers of flag rank, | NAVY.—Full
or exchanging visits of ceremony | dress, or white
with foreign officials. | full dress.
6. Ceremonies, solemnities, or | MARINE CORPS.—
entertainments where dress uniform | Special full dress
is not sufficient. | (with full dress
| trousers, if in
| line with troops),
| or white full dress.
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7. Reception of— | NAVY.—Dress,
(a) Assistant Secretary of the Navy. | or white dress.
(b) Member of the President’s Cabinet | MARINE CORPS.—
other than the Secretary of the | Special full dress
Navy. | (with full dress
(c) Chief Justice of the United States.| trousers, if in
(d) Governor general of islands or | line with troops),
groups of islands occupied by | or white undress.
the United States, visiting a |
ship or station officially, |
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