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

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MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS
3. Regulations for Plastic/Metal Insignia
a. Black metal/plastic insignia of the design illustrated in figure 4-9
will be worn as indicated below:
(1) AWC, field coat, utility coat and maternity work uniform coat:
vertically, on each side of the collar with the single point up and the
center of the insignia on a line bisecting the angle of the point of the
collar. The lower outside edge of the insignia will be equally spaced 1/2
inch from both sides of the collar. (See fig. 4-10.)
>CH 5 (2) Tanker jacket and sweater with epaulettes: insignia will be worn
on each shoulder strap, single point inboard, and placed so that it is
equidistant from the front and rear edges of the shoulder straps with the
lowest point of the insignia's outer edge 3/4 inch from the armhole seam.
Collar grade insignia will not be worn on the collar of the shirt when the
sweater with epaulettes is worn. ALMAR 059/01
(3) Extreme Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) parka: one insignia
will be worn centered on the zipper flap in the space provided.
(4) Organizational clothing (coveralls, food service uniforms,
aviation clothing, etc.): insignia will be worn, in the same manner as worn
on the utility coat, unless otherwise prescribed by the commander.
>Ch 5 (5) Green Service Sweater with epaulettes: black metal insignia, of
the design illustrated in figure 4-9, will be centered vertically on each
epaulette, single point inboard, and placed so that it is equidistant from
the front and rear edges of the shoulder straps with the lowest point of the
insignia’s outer edge 3/4-inch from the armhole seam. Rank insignia will not
be worn on the collar of the shirt. ALMAR 059/01
>Ch 5 b. Blue Dress Sweater. Gold-plated (brushed brass) metal insignia of
the design illustrated in figure 4-9 will be worn centered vertically on each
shoulder strap of the blue dress sweater, single point inboard, and placed so
that it is equidistant from the front and rear edges of the shoulder straps
with the lowest point of the insignia's outer edge 3/4 inch from the armhole
seam.
4005. INSIGNIA OF GRADE, OFFICERS. (See fig. 4-11.)
>CH 5 1. General. Officers will wear only the grade insignia prescribed for
their grade. Insignia is made of either shiny (anodized or oxidized) metal
or subdued (flat black or brown) metal with clutch-type fasteners except for
the evening dress uniform, upon which full-size shoulder grade insignia will
either be embroidered directly on the shoulder strap, or embroidered on dark
blue cloth, stitched to the shoulder straps of the jacket. ALMAR 015/02
2. Descriptions by Grade