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4007<br />

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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS<br />

4007. SERVICE/IDENTIFICATION BADGES. (See fig. 4-18.)<br />

1. General<br />

a. The following badges are authorized to be worn on Marine Corps<br />

<strong>uniform</strong>s; Presidential Service Badge (PSB), Vice-Presidential Service Badge<br />

(VPSB), Office of the Secretary of Defense Identification Badge (OSD ID<br />

Badge), and the Joint Chiefs of Staff Identification Badge (JCS ID Badge).<br />

Marines who have met established criteria for the permanent wear of these<br />

badges may wear them after detachment from qualifying duty.<br />

b. Marines assigned to joint/unified commands may be authorized to wear<br />

distinctive command identification badges, but only upon approval from the<br />

CMC (MCUB). Requests will originate from the Marine Corps commander or the<br />

command's senior Marine Corps representative and will include a photograph,<br />

drawing, or sample of the device and local <strong>regulations</strong> regarding its wear.<br />

Unless otherwise prescribed in the approval letter, command ID badges will be<br />

worn in the same general manner as prescribed for the OSD and JCS ID badges.<br />

Approved command identification devices will be worn for the duration of<br />

assignment to that command only.<br />

c. No more than two service/identification badges will be worn on the<br />

same side of the <strong>uniform</strong>. When two badges are worn, they will be worn<br />

vertically aligned on the upper pocket or corresponding position on <strong>uniform</strong>s<br />

that do not have pockets in this position. On pockets with flaps, these<br />

Figure 4-18.--Service/Identification Badges.

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