UNIFORM REGULATIONS - U.S. Coast Guard

COMDTINST M1020.6G
4.D.7 Hot Weather
During periods of Hot Weather commands are authorized to allow the removal of
the UDO blouse for heat relief. The standard CG blue T-shirt as listed in 3.C.2 of
this manual will be worn and tucked in at all times. Unit T-shirts are NOT
authorized at any time with the CG uniform.
4.D.8. Cold Weather
Commanding officers may issue additional cold weather clothing when necessary to
ensure crew safety and comfort. Cold weather clothing includes, but is not limited to,
parkas, Mustang suits, polypropylene underwear, gloves/mittens, and the Government
Issue G-1 leather flight jacket. The G-1 leather jacket is limited to use by aviation
personnel in approved flight status and currently on Flight duty at the discretion of air
station commanding officers.
Cold weather clothing may be worn with Coast Guard uniforms for commuting to and
from work unless deemed inappropriate by the local command.
4.D.9. Judicial Robes
Personnel certified as judges in accordance with 26B, Uniform Code of Military Justice
and designated by the General Counsel of the Department of Homeland Security as a
judge may wear the judicial robe. The robe will be worn only when performing the
duties as a trial or appellate judge, or in conjunction with courts martial, Court of Military
Review, or ceremonial duties. An allowance for judicial robes is authorized to be
established by the Chief Counsel, Commandant (CG-094), all district commanders, and
other units with military judges attached. The robe will be fitted individually to the
military judge. Identification will consist of the name and grade of the judge to whom
issued and the words “Military Judge, USCG” placed on the identification tag provided
within the robe.
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