Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

Contents—Continued
Figure 28–142: Insignia, distinguishing, U.S. Army tape, page 247
Figure 28–143: Wear of nametape and U.S. Army distinguishing tape, page 247
Figure 28–144: Wear of nameplate on Army green and new version blue and white uniforms, female, page 249
Figure 28–145: Wear of service aiguillettes, page 249
Figure 28–146: Wear of dress aiguillettes, page 250
Figure 28–147: Wear of service stripes, enlisted, page 251
Figure 28–148: Wear of service stripes on Army blue and white uniforms, enlisted, page 252
Figure 28–149: Wear of overseas service bars, all ranks, page 253
Figure 28–150: Wear of brassards, page 255
Figure 28–151: Brassard, sergeant, page 255
Figure 28–152: Brassard, corporal, page 255
Figure 28–153: Brassard, captain, page 256
Figure 28–154: Brassard, first lieutenant, page 256
Figure 28–155: Brassard, second lieutenant, page 256
Figure 28–156: Brassard, Armed Forces Police, page 257
Figure 28–157: Brassard, Army Community Service, page 257
Figure 28–158: Brassard, explosive ordnance disposal, page 257
Figure 28–159: Brassard, gas, page 258
Figure 28–160: Brassard, Geneva Convention, page 258
Figure 28–161: Brassard, mourning, page 258
Figure 28–162: Brassard, Military Police, page 259
Figure 28–163: Brassard, movement control, page 259
Figure 28–164: Brassard, officer of the day, page 260
Figure 28–165: Brassard, officer of the guard, page 260
Figure 28–166: Brassard, photographer, page 260
Figure 28–167: Brassard, port, page 261
Figure 28–168: Brassard, trainee in leadership position, page 261
Figure 28–169: Brassard, unit police, page 261
Figure 28–170: Brassard, Veterinary Corps, page 262
Figure 28–171: Brassard, CID, page 262
Figure 28–172: Brassard, military assistance, page 262
Figure 28–173: Distinctive items authorized for infantry personnel, page 263
Figure 28–174: Wear of airborne background trimming, page 265
Figure 28–175: Wear of airborne background trimming, maternity tunic, page 265
Figure 29–1: Wear of ribbons centered and aligned to the left, page 270
Figure 29–2: Wear of ribbons, Army green, blue, and white uniforms, male, page 270
Figure 29–3: Wear of ribbons, Army green, blue, and white uniforms, female (new version coats), page 271
Figure 29–4: Wear of full-size and miniature medals, Army blue and white uniforms, male, page 271
Figure 29–5: Wear of full-size and miniature medals, Army blue and white uniforms, female (new version coats),
page 272
Figure 29–6: Wear of Medal of Honor, page 272
Figure 29–7: Wear of miniature medals on mess uniforms, male, page 273
Figure 29–8: Wear of miniature medals on mess uniforms, female, page 274
Figure 29–9: Wear of multiple neck ribbons, male, page 274
Figure 29–10: Wear of multiple neck ribbons, female, page 275
Figure 29–11: Wear of sash and stars, male, page 275
Figure 29–12: Wear of sash and stars, female, page 275
Figure 29–13: Wear of unit awards, male, page 277
Figure 29–14: Wear of unit awards, female, page 277
Figure 29–15: U.S. Distinguished International Shooter badge, page 281
Figure 29–16: Distinguished Rifleman badge, page 281
Figure 29–17: Distinguished Pistol Shot badge, page 281
Figure 29–18: U.S. Army Excellence in Competition Rifleman badge, page 282
Figure 29–19: U.S. Army Excellence in Competition Pistol Shot badge, page 282
Figure 29–20: Marksmanship qualification badges, page 283
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