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Navy and Marine Corps Uniforms: 

Navy and Marine Corps Uniforms

Uniforms and their History: 

Uniforms and their History The Navy Uniform distinguishes the officer as a professional, a member of a military service over 200 years old Rank/Grade - Unlike enlisted personnel, officers hold grade (Ensign, Lieutenant, Commander, etc.). One officer can out-rank another based solely on date of rank (DOR)

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Summer White

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Service Dress Blue and White

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Dinner Dress

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Summer and Working Khaki

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Working Blue

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Jackets & Coats

USMC Officer Uniforms: 

USMC Officer Uniforms

Officer Uniforms: 

Officer Uniforms Organizational Uniforms Combination Cover, Garrison Cap, Ball Caps

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Service Dress Blue (Cracker Jack’s) Service Dress White-Jumper

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Women’s Service Dress White Jumper

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Winter Working Blue (Johnny Cash’s)

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Dungarees

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Jackets

USMC Enlisted Uniforms: 

USMC Enlisted Uniforms

Enlisted Uniforms: 

Enlisted Uniforms Organizational Uniforms White hat, Berets, & Ball Caps

Travel in Uniform: 

Travel in Uniform SDB’s are always appropriate. For travel between regions, wear either the uniform of the day for destination or point of departure.

Special Uniforms: 

Special Uniforms Ceremonial Band Security Protective clothing

Uniform Items with Civilian Clothes: 

Uniform Items with Civilian Clothes Ball caps Belts & Ties Gloves, socks and shoes All-Weather Coat without insignia Windbreaker without insignia

Number of Uniforms: 

Number of Uniforms Two or more working uniforms. One or two CNT Khaki’s / Whites. One set of SDB’s & Chokers. Two of each color shoes. ALL DEPENDENT UPON JOB AND LOCATION.

Uniform Appearance: 

Uniform Appearance Clean, pressed, with all required accessories. Nothing sticking out of pockets. Proper insignia and badges.

Uniform Appearance at Inspections: 

Uniform Appearance at Inspections Greased uniform – an expression used to denote a uniform set aside for inspections. Should be perfect or nearly so. For you: May not have enough uniforms to have a greased. Still, inspections here are infrequent. Have a clean, dry-cleaned, tailored uniform for each one.

Enlisted Insignia: 

Enlisted Insignia Collar Insignia Service Stripes

Decorations and Awards: 

Decorations and Awards Types Unit and Personal How to wear Ribbons Full Size Medals Mini Medals Uniform Regulations: http://www.bupers.navy.mil/uniform/uniform.html

NROTC Uniforms: 

NROTC Uniforms Cap insignia Cap device Chin strap Garrison cap Sleeve class insignia http://navyrotc.bu.edu Admin Policies and Procedures Uniform & Insignia Regulations

Grooming Standards : 

Grooming Standards Neat, clean, well groomed Above ears and around neck shall be tapered. Hair on back of neck should not touch collar. Maximum length of hair is 4 inches. Hair coloring must look natural and complement the individual.

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Mustaches: Will be kept neatly and closely trimmed; must not extend below the corners of the mouth Sideburns: Must not extend below the midpoint of the ear; not “Mutton Chops”

Uh, Don’t be cruel…: 

Uh, Don’t be cruel…

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Jewelry While in uniform, only one ring per hand is authorized, plus a wedding ring. Necklaces will not show above the shirt line.

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Women’s Hair Clean, neatly shaped, and arranged in an attractive feminine and professional style. Faddish and exaggerated styles are prohibited. When in uniform, hair on back of head may touch, but not fall below, the lower edge of the collar.

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Conspicuous rubber bands, combs, and pins are not authorized. When worn, hair ornaments shall not present a safety or FOD hazard. A maximum of two barrettes, similar to hair color, may be used to pin hair.

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Shall be applied in good taste so that colors blend with natural skin tone and enhance natural features. Lipstick colors shall be conservative and complement the individual. Long, false eyelashes shall not be worn when in uniform.

Grooming Standards: 

Grooming Standards Earrings Post style, brushed spheres; Officers and chiefs wear gold, enlisted (E1-E6) wear silver.

QUESTIONS?: 

QUESTIONS?