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UNIFORM OF THE DAY - 12018_329
Marking Mens Clothing

Basic Military Requirements (BMR) - Requirement for military advancement
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10-7 Q3.  When  wearing  a  peacoat  over  a  dress  blue jumper uniform, the uniform collar should be— Q4.  When added to a service dress white uniform, what  uniform  component  makes  the  service dress white uniform a full dress uniform? PROPER CARE OF UNIFORMS Learning Objectives: When you finish this chapter, you will be able to— Identify  the  methods  for  caring  for  and maintaining  uniforms  to  include  marking enlisted clothing and transferring clothing. Identify the contents and layout of the seabag. Identify  the  uniform  components  that  can  be worn  with  civilian  clothes  and  recognize  the rules for wearing civilian clothes. All  Navy  personnel  must  maintain  their  full requirement of authorized uniforms and are forbidden to possess or wear unauthorized uniforms. Division officers  are  required  to  inspect  the  uniforms  of  all nonrated personnel at regular intervals. The purpose of the inspection is to make sure that each person has the prescribed outfit. Insignia, decorations, medals, badges, and ribbons are worn as prescribed. All uniforms must be kept scrupulously clean; gold bullion lace, devices, and insignia must be kept free of tarnish and corrosion. Shoes should be kept well shined and in good repair. You  should    not    wear  a  uniform  if  any  of  the following conditions exist: Frayed, torn, ill fitting, badly wrinkled, badly stained, or dirty uniforms. (A little leeway is permitted in the dungaree uniform, but if it is d a m a g e d   b e y o n d   t h e   p o s s i b i l i t y   o f   a professional-looking repair, the item of clothing should be discarded.) Discolored or frayed piping. Missing buttons. Cracked, badly stained, or nonregulation shoes. Badly faded, discolored, or frayed ribbons or rate/rating badges; tarnished or corroded metal devices. You may not wear any uniform, article, insignia, or decoration that is not yours or to which you are not entitled. Further,  you  should   not   wear  a  uniform  in  the following manner: Unbuttoned coats Rolled  up  sleeves,  hat  not  squared,  cuffs unbuttoned, or shirttails hanging out Incomplete or nonregulation uniforms MARKING ENLISTED CLOTHING You should mark your clothing legibly with your name and social security number. Use black marking fluid for marking white clothing and chambray shirts. Use white marking fluid for marking blue clothes and dungaree trousers. Where labels are provided, mark them with indelible ink. If available, men’s and women’s clothing should be marked with a 1/2-inch stencil or stamp. If a 1/2-inch stamp is not available, a stencil no larger than 1 inch may be used. Required  items  of  men’s  and  women’s  clothing (tables 10-1 and 10-2) are marked according to current Navy uniform regulations and as indicated in the chart shown below. Where the word  right  or  left  appears in marking instructions, it means the owner’s right or left when  wearing  the  garment.  On  towels  and  similar articles, it means the owner’s right or left when standing behind the article. Student Notes:







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