UNIFORM REGULATIONS - U.S. Coast Guard

UNIFORM REGULATIONS, COMDTINST M1020.6G
SUMMARY OF CHANGES
Table of Contents
Table of Contents Updates page numbering sequence of Sections.
Page 1-1
Article 1.A.1
Page 1-2
Article 1.A.5
Page 1-6
Article 1.B.3
Page 1-8
Article 1.B.5
Page 1-10
Article 1.C.1
Page 2-2
Article 2.A.1
Page 2-3
Article 2.A.1
Page 2-4
Article 2.A.1
Chapter 1
CG-1221 changed to read “PSC (PSD-mu)”.
Other instances of this change will no longer be marked as a change for
review purposes.
Adds note “not all items sold by the CGES system are made according to
CG uniform standards, Please double check prior to purchasing.”
Clarifies donation or selling individual uniform type clothing.
“Donating or selling of distinct individual uniform type clothing (i.e.
SDB‘s, Combination cap, Garrison cap) to the public is not allowed,
although the selling or donating of generic items (i.e. T-shirts,
belt/buckle, boots) is authorized as long as there are no names, military
markings, including buttons, patches, logos, etc., on the clothing that
would identify it as belonging to an individual or as a Coast Guard
uniform item.”
Updates when a separated member may wear the Coast Guard uniform. Any
member who has served honorably in the Coast Guard during time of war
(declared or undeclared) may wear the uniform of his/her rank or rating
when not in active service, whether or not on the retired list during:
(1) Occasions of ceremony (see 14 U.S.C. 483) and
(2) "When authorized by regulations prescribed by the President." (see
10 U.S.C. 772(e)).
Updates the Name of the “Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support (DLA
Troop Support).”
Chapter 2
Adds the Killed In Action “KIA” bracelet to the list of authorized bracelets.
Clarifies the wearing of Back Packs with two shoulder straps. “Forward to
Aft”.
Adds “Blue” as an additional color that eyewear retainers may be.
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