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Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

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26–8. Neck tab, black, dress<br />

The material is polyester <strong>and</strong> cotton broadcloth, in <strong>Army</strong> shade 305. It is a quarter-moon neck tab, which fits under the<br />

collar <strong>of</strong> the white formal blouse.<br />

26–9. Capes, <strong>Army</strong> black <strong>and</strong> blue<br />

As an option, all female <strong>of</strong>ficers are authorized to wear the <strong>Army</strong> blue or the <strong>Army</strong> black cape instead <strong>of</strong> the black allweather<br />

coat, when wearing the <strong>Army</strong> black uniform after duty hours. (See paras 27–6a <strong>and</strong> b for a complete<br />

description.)<br />

26–10. Cummerbund, black<br />

The cummerbund will be made from a commercial design. It is made <strong>of</strong> silk or satin material, with four or five pleats<br />

running the entire length <strong>of</strong> the cummerbund. The black cummerbund is worn with the pleats facing down.<br />

26–11. Headgear<br />

No headgear is authorized for wear with the <strong>Army</strong> black mess or black evening mess uniforms.<br />

26–12. Items normally worn with the <strong>Army</strong> black mess <strong>and</strong> black evening mess uniforms<br />

a. Accessories.<br />

(1) Buttons (para 27–4).<br />

(2) Capes.<br />

(a) Black (para 27–6a).<br />

(b) Blue (para 27–6b).<br />

(3) Coat, black all weather (para 27–8).<br />

(4) Gloves.<br />

(a) Black, leather, unisex, dress (only when the black all-weather coat is worn) (para 27–12b).<br />

(b) White, dress (para 27–12c).<br />

(5) H<strong>and</strong>bag, black, dress fabric (para 27–13b).<br />

(6) Scarf, black (para 27–21a).<br />

(7) Shoes, pumps, black (paras 27–23f <strong>and</strong> g).<br />

(8) Stockings, sheer (para 27–24d).<br />

(9) Umbrella, black (para 27–27).<br />

(10) Undergarments (para 27–28).<br />

b. <strong>Insignia</strong>, awards, badges, <strong>and</strong> accouterments worn on the <strong>Army</strong> black mess <strong>and</strong> evening mess uniforms.<br />

(1) Aiguillette, dress (<strong>of</strong>ficers only) (para 28–26).<br />

(2) <strong>Insignia</strong>.<br />

(a) Branch insignia (paras 28–10 <strong>and</strong> 28–12a). Officers wear branch insignia as prescribed in para 26–5d(1).<br />

(b) Grade insignia (paras 28–5 through 28–8). Officers wear grade insignia as prescribed in para 26–5d(1) <strong>and</strong> (2).<br />

(c) Regimental distinctive insignia (para 28–23).<br />

(3) Decorations <strong>and</strong> service medals, miniature (para 29–9).<br />

(4) U.S. badges (combat <strong>and</strong> special skill, dress miniature, <strong>and</strong> identification) (paras 29–17c <strong>and</strong> 29–18c).<br />

26–13. General guidelines<br />

Personnel will wear knee-length mess skirts no longer than 1 inch above or 2 inches below the crease in the back <strong>of</strong><br />

the knee. The black evening mess skirt is worn full length. Personnel may wear the black dress gloves <strong>and</strong> black scarf<br />

when wearing the black all-weather coat. Personnel may wear white gloves with all uniforms. The black fabric pumps<br />

with sheer stockings are the only authorized footwear for these uniforms.<br />

Part Five<br />

Accessories, Decorations, <strong>and</strong> <strong>Insignia</strong><br />

Chapter 27<br />

Uniform Accessories<br />

27–1. General<br />

This chapter lists, in alphabetical order, most uniform accessories referenced in the individual uniform chapters.<br />

27–2. Belts, web waist <strong>and</strong> buckles<br />

a. Belt, web waist, black tip.<br />

AR 670–1 3 February 2005<br />

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