within the waters or limits of | his government. | (e) Governor of one of the States or | Territories of the United States,| visiting a ship or station within| the waters or limits of his | government. | (f) President of the Senate. | (g) Speaker of the House of | Representatives. | (h) Committee of Congress. | (i) Envoy extraordinary and minister | plenipotentiary, minister | resident, or other diplomatic | representative of or above the | rank of chargé d’affaires, | within the waters of the nation | to which he is accredited. | (j) Flag officer going aboard his | flagship to assume command; also | when he relinquishes command. | -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 8. First visit in port to commanding | NAVY.—Dress, officers, and ordinary occasions | or white dress. of duty and ceremony on shore. | MARINE CORPS.— 9. At Saturday morning inspection, | Special full dress except the first in the month. | (with full dress In inclement or hot weather, | trousers, if in service dress or white service | line with troops), dress may be prescribed, in either | or white undress. case with swords. | -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 10. Reporting for duty. | NAVY.—Undress, | or white undress. | MARINE CORPS.— | Undress, or white | undress. -------------------------------------------+----------------------- 11. Serving as member of a general | NAVY.—Undress, court-martial, court of inquiry, | or white undress. examining or retiring board. | MARINE CORPS.— | Undress, or white | undress, or field | dress. -------------------------------------------+----------------------- [Illustration: U. S. Naval officers’ special full dress uniform Gunner Rear Admiral] [Illustration: U. S. Naval officer. Full dress uniform _Rank:_ Lieutenant, indicated by the stripes on the sleeve; the tops of the epaulets also bear the insignia of rank. _Corps:_ The Line of the Navy, indicated by the star on the sleeve.]