U.S. NAVY UNIFORM REGULATIONS - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy

CHAPTER SIX
SPECIAL UNIFORM SITUATIONS
SECTION 2: CEREMONIAL UNIFORMS
Article
1. U.S. NAVY CEREMONIAL GUARD................6201.1
2. HONOR GUARDS AND OTHER CEREMONIAL
PERSONNEL.................................6201.2
3. USS CONSTITUTION CREW.....................6201.3
6201. CEREMONIAL UNIFORMS
1. U.S NAVY CEREMONIAL GUARD, WASHINGTON, D.C.
a. General. The Commandant, Naval District
Washington, provides ceremonial uniforms. Ceremonial
uniforms prescribed for members of the U.S. Navy
Ceremonial Guard are designated as either "Winter
Ceremonial" or "Summer Ceremonial" as appropriate for the
season. The uniform consists of the Full Dress uniform
modified as follows:
(1) Officers. The blue rain cape
prescribed for the U.S. Navy Band is authorized for use by
officers participating in Navy ceremonies. The blue allweather
coat, modified with a sword opening in the left
side, is authorized for officers participating in Joint
Armed Forces ceremonies.
(2) Chief Petty Officers. The rain cape
prescribed for the U.S. Navy Band is authorized for chief
petty officers participating in Navy ceremonies. Sidearms
as described in paragraph l.a.(3).(c) may be prescribed.
(3) Enlisted Personnel (E6 and below)
(a) Special ceremonial uniforms presently
authorized for enlisted personnel in the Ceremonial
Guard are comprised of components of the Service Dress
uniforms.
(b) Wear the following accoutrements
as prescribed by the Officer-in-Charge: white gloves,
white leggings, white guard belt, ceremonial guard belt
buckle (brass), white or blue ascot, white scarf (wear
only with peacoat), neckerchief with cheater knot, and
aiguillette as prescribed in paragraph .
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