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4002 4-12 MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS (2) The Navy/Marine Corps parachutist insignia is a gold metal pin, consisting of the basic aviation wings with a gold-colored open parachute centered on the wings. The parachute is 1/2 inch wide at its widest part and 13/16 inch long from top to bottom. c. Explosive Ordnance Disposal (1) The basic EOD insignia is an silver pin consisting of a 1-inch high shield with a conventional drop bomb, point down, and 4 lightning bolts, all in front of a laurel leaf wreath 1-3/4 inches wide. (2) The senior EOD insignia is the same as the basic EOD insignia, but with a 7/32-inch star on the drop bomb. (3) The master EOD insignia is the same as the senior EOD insignia with a star in a laurel wreath above the shield. d. Diver Insignia (1) The master diver insignia is a silver pin approximately 1 inch high and 1-1/4 inches wide, with 2 upright seahorses facing a diving helmet, and 2 tridents projecting upward and canted outward from the diving helmet's cover. A double carrick bend is superimposed on the breastplate. (2) The diving medical technician insignia is same as the master diver insignia, with a caduceus on the breastplate. (3) The first class diver insignia is a silver metal pin approximately 1 inch high and 1-inch wide, with a diving helmet surrounded by sea serpents. (4) The combatant diver insignia is a gold pin approximately 1-inch and 15/16 inch wide, consisting of wet suit headgear and low profile facemask with chest mounted breathing apparatus. (5) The second class diver insignia is a silver metal pin approximately one inch high and 3/4 inches wide, with a diving helmet and breastplate. (6) The SCUBA diver insignia is a silver pin approximately 1-1/16 inches high and 1 inch wide, consisting of wet suit headgear and facemask with breathing apparatus around the neck. 3. Regulations for Wear a. Authorized insignia will be worn on the left breast of all service and dress coats. It may be worn at the individual's option on khaki shirts worn as the outer garment (with or without ribbons), utility coats or the maternity work uniform coats. Miniature insignia, one-half regular size, will be worn on evening dress jackets. Breast insignia will not be worn on the cloak/cape, AWC, extreme cold weather parka, tanker jacket, field coat or sweater.
MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS 4002 >CH5 b. Anodized breast insignia will be worn on all evening dress and dress uniforms. Either anodized or oxidized breast insignia may be worn at the individual’s option on the service uniforms, but mixing of anodized and oxidized breast insignia is not authorized. When breast insignia are worn on the utility uniform, shiny or oxidized/antique breast insignia will be worn, with the exception that subdued brown or black breast insignia may be prescribed in a field environment in lieu of oxidized breast insignia. MARADMIN 322/05 >CH 5 c. When worn on the dress coat, service coat, khaki shirt, or maternity tunic, the insignia will be placed with wings horizontal and parallel to the top of the breast pockets (if any). On women's coats and combat utility uniform coats with slanted pockets, a horizontal line tangent to the highest point of the pocket (or top corner of the service tape in the case of the combat utility uniform coat) is considered the top of the pocket (see figure 4-15). (1) When worn alone, the insignia will be worn in the same position a single ribbon would be worn. >CH 5 (2) When worn with medals, ribbons, or marksmanship badges, the bottom of the insignia will be centered 1/8 inch above the top row of such awards. When successively decreasing rows of ribbon bars are worn (as in subparagraph 5301.5), and the top row of ribbons is such that centering the insignia presents an unsatisfactory appearance, the insignia may be centered between the outer edge of the coat lapel and the left edge of the vertically aligned ribbon rows. d. When worn on male officers' evening dress jacket, the miniature insignia will be placed on the left-front panel on a line 1/8 inch above the second blind buttonhole, and spaced midway between the inner edge and leftarmhole seam. e. When worn on evening dress jackets with lapels, the miniature insignia will be centered 1/8 inch above the miniature medals, or if no medals are authorized, the miniature insignia will be centered on the lapel at the position prescribed for the top of the medal bar. f. Other U.S. service pilot/navigator insignia or foreign pilot insignia earned while the individual was a member of the foreign or other U.S. service may be worn provided the insignia is a duly authorized qualification insignia. These insignia may be worn on the right breast, in the same manner as Navy/Marine Corps insignia are worn on the left breast, without specific CMC authorization. g. Other U.S. service pilot insignia earned as a Marine while undergoing training leading to qualification for the naval aviation insignia will be worn on the left breast as prescribed above, until qualified and authorized to wear the naval aviator insignia, at which time the other service insignia will no longer be worn. h. When two Navy/Marine Corps aviation insignia are worn at a time, the senior insignia will be worn 1/8 inch above the other as follows (from top to bottom): 4-13
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