TRAINEE GUIDE - Recruit Training Command - The US Navy

TRAINEE GUIDE A-950-0001
OUTLINE SHEET 2-04-1 (continued)
(4) Occasion for wear: official functions where civilians wear
a black tie or evening gown. This is a prescribable summer
uniform.
c. Full dress blue
(1) Blue jumper or blue coat and skirt or slacks with large
medals and ribbons. (Medals are worn on the left; ribbons
on the right.)
(2) White hat or combination cap.
(3) Outer garments: pea coat or all-weather coat.
(4) Occasion for wear: change of command, official visits,
ceremonies, and solemn occasions
d. Full dress white
(1) White jumper with large medals and ribbons. Females may
wear skirt or slacks.
(2) White hat or combination hat.
(3) Occasion for wear: change of command, official visits,
ceremonies, and solemn occasions.
e. Service dress blue
(1) Blue jumper or blue coat and skirt or slacks with ribbons.
(2) White hat, combination cap, or beret. Females may wear the
garrison cap only when wearing the black V-neck sweater in
place of the blue coat.
(3) Outer garments: pullover or all-weather coat.
(a) Men may wear the pullover jersey under the blue
jumper.
(b) Women may wear the black V-neck sweater or cardigan in
place of the blue coat.
(4) Occasion for wear
(a) In winter when dinner dress and year-round uniforms
are NOT prescribed.
(b) May be worn year-round when traveling on leave, TAD,
or transfer.
(c) When appropriate for civilians to wear dress
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