Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

Figure 28–164. Brassard, officer of the day
(12) Officer of the guard brassard. The brassard consists of the letters “OG” in yellow block letters on a dark blue
background. The officer of the guard wears the brassard, as designated by the appropriate commander (see fig 28–165).
Figure 28–165. Brassard, officer of the guard
(13) Photographer brassard. The brassard consists of the words “US ARMY PHOTOGRAPHER” on two lines, in
golden-orange block letters on an ultramarine-blue background. U.S. Army photographers wear the brassard when
actually performing photographic duties (see fig 28–166).
Figure 28–166. Brassard, photographer
(14) Port brassard. The brassard consists of the letters “TC” in golden-yellow block letters on a brick-red background.
Transportation Corps military personnel wear the brassard when prescribed by the port or Army terminal
commander (see fig 28–167).
260 AR 670–1 3 February 2005