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

(6) Ensign. Wear one stripe.
(7) Second Class Stripers. Second class
midshipmen serving as midshipmen Ensigns are authorized to
wear a 1 inch embroidered star 2-3/4 inch above the bottom
of the left sleeve of the Service Dress Blue uniform.
b. Midshipmen Petty Officers. Wear a badge
consisting of an eagle and anchor, in combination with
stars and chevrons, midway between shoulder and elbow on
the right sleeve of blue coat.
(1) Brigade Chief Petty Officer. The badge
consists of an eagle perched, with wings expanded, on the
stock of a fouled anchor, the eagle's head and the
unfouled arm of the anchor's stock face the front. Below
the anchor are three chevrons, apex down. An arch formed
by two arcs connects each end of the upper chevron with
each arm of the stock of the anchor. Above the eagle are
four stars, two stars equally spaced on each side of the
imaginary line through the head of the eagle and the crown
of the anchor. The eagle, anchor, and stars are gold
embroidered, the chevrons are gold lace. One point of
each star points down.
(2) Regimental Chief Petty Officer. Same
as prescribed for Brigade Chief Petty Officer except there
are three stars above the eagle, forming a triangle.
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