Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia

letters “U.S.” in olive-drab color, 1 ⁄4 inch wide and 1 ⁄2 inch high. The triangle is printed on an olive-green colored cloth
background, 3 inches long and 2– 1 ⁄2 inches wide. If applicable, the insignia also indicates the designated assignment in
black letters, 1 ⁄4 inch high. The desert subdued insignia is the same size, with khaki or tan letters on a black cloth
triangle. The triangle is printed on a khaki or tan cloth background.
(2) The authorized designations are as follows.
(a) Scientific consultant.
(b) Operations analyst.
(c) War correspondent.
(d) Technical observer.
(e) Ordnance technician.
(f) Chauffeur.
(g) Messenger.
(h) Logistics specialist.
(i) Safety.
(j) Ammunition surveillance.
(3) Insignia for civilians performing duties not listed above, or when specific designations are not required, will
conform to previously described insignia, except the insignia will not denote duty assignment (see fig 30–2).
Figure 30–2. Insignia for civilians
(4) How worn. Personnel will wear the insignia centered directly above the left pocket, or on the left sleeve on the
utility uniform, and in a similar location on outer garments. Personnel will center the insignia on the front of the BDU
cap.
(5) Nametape or nameplate. Personnel will wear a standard size nametape or nameplate in the same manner as for
U.S. Army personnel (see figs 28–139 through 28–144).
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