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

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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS
by the commander at such times when uniformity is considered essential such
as at formations, ceremonies, or parades.
>CH 5 2. Drawers (Males). The standard drawers (boxer or jockey style) are
made of plain white cotton.
3. Undergarments (Females). Females will wear adequate undergarments,
(e.g., slip, bra, camisole, girdle, etc.) to ensure the proper fit,
appearance, and opaqueness of the uniform. Undergarments will be worn so
that they are not conspicuously visible. The white v-neck undershirt is
authorized for wear with service and dress uniforms at the individual’s
option.
3037. CAMOUFLAGE UTILITY UNIFORM (Uniform deemed obsolete effective 1
October 2006 and is no longer authorized for wear)
3038. COMBAT UTILITY UNIFORM
1. The combat utility uniform should be loose fitting and comfortable.
Items should be fitted loosely enough to allow for some shrinkage without
rendering the garment unusable. No items of desert and woodland camouflage
patterns will be mixed. Care of the combat utility uniform will observe
guidance provided in paragraph 10104.
2. Name/service tapes will be worn on the combat utility uniform as
prescribed in paragraph 3033, with the exception that name/service tapes will
be placed immediately above and slanted parallel with the top of the slanted
chest pockets flaps. The background of the name/service tapes is of the same
fabric and print as the uniform itself.
3. The combat utility coat will be worn outside the trousers. When
authorized by the commander, sleeves will be rolled with the inside out,
forming a roll about 3 inches wide, and terminating at a point about 2 inches
above the elbow. When combat boots are worn, the trousers will be bloused in
a neat uniform manner. When the combat utility uniform is prescribed for
parades, reviews and ceremonies, the helmet with camouflage cover may also be
prescribed.
>CH 1 & 5 4. The combat utility garrison cap will be worn in garrison. The
combat utility field (boonie) cap may be worn during field-type exercises and
operations only, and may not be prescribed during parades, reviews or other
ceremonies. When worn, the combat utility field cap brim will be worn
straight or angled slightly down.
5. No woodland or poplin fabric items of the camouflage utility
uniform will be mixed with the combat utility uniform.
3039. WAISTCOATS
1. The white pique waistcoat is backless with adjustable neck and back
straps; single-breasted with shawl-type lapels, and V-shaped opening. The
front fastens with three detachable small gold uniform buttons set closely
together on the right side, with corresponding buttonholes on the left. It
has two welted outside pockets, one on each lower part of the front. The