Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

(4) Branch insignia (para 28–10 and 28–12a).
(5) U.S. insignia (para 28–4).
(6) Grade insignia (paras 28–5, 28–6, and 28–7).
(7) Headgear insignia (para 28–3).
(8) Regimental distinctive insignia (para 28–23).
(9) OCS/WOC insignia (paras 28–14 and 28–15).
(10) Nameplate (para 28–24c).
(11) Service stripes (enlisted personnel only) (para 28–27).
(12) Decoration and service medal ribbons (full-size or miniature medals may be worn after retreat) (paras 29–7,
29–8, and 29–9).
(13) Unit awards (para 29–11).
(14) U.S. badges (identification, marksmanship, combat and special skill, full-size and miniature); dress miniature
combat and special skill badges will be worn when miniature medals are worn (paras 29–13, 29–16, 29–17, and
29–18).
(15) Foreign badges (para 29–19).
18–11. General guidelines
General fitting instructions for this uniform are provided in chapter 1 of this regulation. When the Army white uniform
is worn to social functions, soldiers may wear gold or gold-colored cuff links and studs. The black all-weather coat is
authorized for wear. Personnel may wear white gloves with the basic uniform. Black oxford shoes with black socks are
the only authorized footwear.
Chapter 19
Army White Uniform—Female
19–1. Authorization for wear
a. The Army white uniform is authorized for wear by all female personnel as an optional dress uniform. Personnel
normally wear this uniform from April to October, except in clothing zones I and II where they may wear it year-round
(see CTA 50–900). (See fig 19–1 for the Army white uniform, female.)
94 AR 670–1 3 February 2005