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<strong>MARINE</strong> <strong>CORPS</strong> <strong>UNIFORM</strong> REGULATIONS<br />

(a) The standard size JCS ID badge consists of the United States<br />

shield (upper portion in blue, and 13 stripes of alternating red and white<br />

enamel) superimposed on four gold metal unsheathed swords (two placed<br />

vertically and two diagonally), pointing to the top, with points and pommels<br />

resting on the wreath, blades and grips entwined with a gold metal continuous<br />

scroll surrounding the shield with the word "JOINT" at the top and the words<br />

"<strong>CH</strong>IEFS OF STAFF" at bottom, in blue enamel letters; all within an oval<br />

silver metal wreath of laurel 2-1/4 inches high by 2 inches wide.<br />

(b) The badge may be permanently awarded to any Marine assigned<br />

to the organization of the JCS who serves at least 365 consecutive days after<br />

14 January 1961 and who receives a certificate of eligibility. The JCS, the<br />

operations deputies, and the deputy operations deputies are eligible to wear<br />

the badge immediately upon assumption of tenure. All other assigned<br />

personnel may wear the badge on a temporary basis, for identification<br />

purposes, for the first 365 days of their tours.<br />

(c) Placement of the JCS ID Badge. The standard JCS ID badge<br />

will be worn in the same manner as the OSD ID badge.<br />

(d) The miniature JCS ID badge is reduced in size by one third,<br />

with nine stripes on the shield, but otherwise is identical to the standard<br />

badge. The miniature badge will be worn in the same manner as the miniature<br />

OSD ID badge.<br />

b. Female Marines. The guidance and badge description provided in<br />

subparagraph 4007.2a is germane, only the actual placement of the badges on<br />

the female uniforms differs.<br />

(1) Placement of badges on female uniforms<br />

(a) On women's service and dress coats, badges will be placed on<br />

the left front jacket panel, on a horizontal line midway between the second<br />

and third buttons with a tolerance of 1-1/2 inches. On evening dress<br />

jackets, badges will be centered on the left-front jacket panel so that the<br />

bottom of the badge is slightly higher than the highest button. The<br />

placement of the badge may be adjusted slightly to ensure the proper flat<br />

appearance. On women's khaki shirts, badges will be centered on the right<br />

side, on a horizontal line even with or up to 2 inches above the first<br />

visible button from the top.<br />

(b) Placement of the OSD ID Badge. On women's coats the badge<br />

will be worn on the left in the manner described in subparagraph<br />

4007.2b(1)(a), above; however while on duty with OSD, it will be worn<br />

according to OSD instructions.<br />

(c) The miniature OSD Id badge is a smaller version of the<br />

standard 2-inch diameter badge, which has been reduced in size to 1-1/2<br />

inches in diameter. Only the miniature badge may be worn on the evening<br />

dress, blue dress "C"/"D," and service "B"/"C" uniforms. Placement will be<br />

as follows:<br />

4007<br />

1 On officers' and SNCOs evening dress jacket, the badge will<br />

be placed centered on the left-front panel with the bottom of badge about 2<br />

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