MCO P1020.34G W CH 1-5 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM ...

MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS
NCOs with the evening dress uniform. Officers' service trousers, of any
authorized material, may be worn by SNCOs.
2. Officers' Blue and Evening Dress Trousers
a. Blue dress trousers for colonels and below are sky blue with a 1-1/2
inch wide scarlet stripe down the outer seam of each leg. Blue dress
trousers for general officers are dark blue with a 2-inch wide scarlet stripe
down the outer seam of each leg.
b. Field and company grade officers are authorized to wear blue dress
uniforms with coats and trousers of different fabrics.
c. Evening dress trousers are made of dark blue broadcloth and will have
a long waist, high in back, fitting snugly and without wrinkles, without hip
or side pockets, buckle straps or belt loops; suspender buttons will be
inside the waistband. An ornamented gold lace stripe of tarnish resistant
gold thread or gold-plated braid is sewn down the outer seam of each leg.
3035. UMBRELLAS. Female Marines may carry an all-black, plain standard or
collapsible umbrella at their option during inclement weather with the
service and dress uniforms. It will be carried in the left hand so that the
hand salute can be properly rendered. Umbrellas may not be used/carried in
formation nor will they be carried with the utility uniform.
3036. UNDERGARMENTS
1. Undershirts
>CH 5 a. Standard undershirts will have quarter length sleeves and have an
elliptical (crew-neck) collar. The green undershirt will be made either of
100% cotton or certified synthetic undershirt. The white undershirts are
made of 100% cotton. White V-neck undershirts are optional. CMC Decision
Memo of 25 May 2006
b. The white crew-neck or the V-neck undershirt is authorized with male
service and dress uniforms at the individual's option. Whether an undershirt
is worn is at the individual's option except that the crew-neck undershirt
will be worn when required by the commander at such times when uniformity is
considered essential such as at formations, ceremonies, or parades.
>CH 3 c. The issued utility uniform undershirt is a plain cotton olive
green, short-sleeve, crew-neck shirt. Marines may wear optional plain, olive
green long- or short-sleeve undershirts of any material, as long as the
shirts meet the command’s minimum safety standards and have a Marine Corps
approval identification number. Optional shirts (long- or short-sleeve) will
meet the minimum requirement, however, commanders may dictate the wear of
only short-sleeve shirts when uniformity is required. Marines may wear
optional olive green shirts with unit logos as long as the graphics are not
visible when the utility coat is worn. These shirts may not be worn when the
blouse is removed (i.e. boots and utes). Wearing the undershirt with the
utility uniform is at the individual's option, except that the undershirt
will be worn when the utility coat is removed. An undershirt may be required
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