Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

Figure 28–167. Brassard, port
(15) Trainees in leadership courses brassard. The brassard consists of a golden-yellow and dark-blue “compass rose”
on a dark-blue background. All students attending leadership courses wear the brassard (see fig 28–168).
Figure 28–168. Brassard, trainee in leadership position
(16) Unit Police brassard. The brassard consists of the letters “UP” in yellow block letters on a dark-blue background.
Army personnel, other than members of the Military Police Corps, wear the brassard while performing duties
as unit traffic guides, courtesy patrols, security guards, or other police-type functions, when prescribed by the
appropriate commander (see fig 28–169).
Figure 28–169. Brassard, unit police
(17) Veterinary Corps brassard. The brassard consists of a green cross on a white background. Members of the
Veterinary Service wear the brassard, when prescribed (see fig 28–170).
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