Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

(19) Judge Advocate General’s Corps. The officer branch insignia is a gold-colored sword and pen, crossed and
wreathed, 11/16 inch in height. Enlisted personnel have the same design on a 1-inch disk, in gold-colored metal (see
fig 28–87).
Figure 28–87. Insignia of branch, Judge Advocate General’s Corps
(20) Medical Corps. The officer branch insignia is a gold-colored caduceus, 1 inch in height. Enlisted personnel
have the same design on a 1-inch disk, in gold-colored metal (see fig 28–88).
Figure 28–88. Insignia of branch, Medical Corps
(21) Medical Service Corps (officers only). The branch of insignia is a silver-colored caduceus, 1 inch in height,
with a 3 ⁄8-inch monogram consisting of the letters “MS” in black enamel, superimposed upon the caduceus (see fig
28–89).
Figure 28–89. Insignia of branch, Medical Service Corps, officer
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