UNITED STATES DEFENSE FORCE
Regulation 2: USDF Standing Orders for Dress
Regulation 2: USDF Standing Orders for Dress
INDEX
| Chapter | Section and Subsection Title |
| 1 | General Orders |
| Subsection 1. Purpose | |
| Subsection 2. Enforcement | |
| Subsection 3. Temporary Alterations to the Uniform | |
| Subsection 4. Behavior while in Uniform | |
| Subsection 5. Officers on Leave | |
| 2 | Color Definitions |
| Subsection 1. General Definitions | |
| Subsection 2. Color Guide | |
| 3 | Motto Regulations |
| Subsection 1. General Regulations | |
| Subsection 2. General Format | |
| Subsection 3. Positions | |
| Subsection 4. General Rank Regulations | |
| Subsection 5. Special Training Regulations | |
| Subsection 6. FEAT Compression Regulations | |
| 4 | Grooming Standard |
| Subsection 1. Skin Tone & Face Regulations | |
| Subsection 2. Hairstyle Regulations | |
| Subsection 3. Facial Hair | |
| Subsection 4. Eyewear | |
| Subsection 5. Facial Accessories | |
| 5 | Cover Regulations |
| Subsection 1. General Regulations | |
| Subsection 2. Head Accessories | |
| 6 | Standard Uniforms |
| Subsection 1. Working Uniform | |
| Subsection 2. Service Uniform | |
| Subsection 3. Civilian Dress | |
| Subsection 4. Dress/Command Uniform | |
| 7 | Special Uniforms |
| Subsection 1. General Orders | |
| Subsection 2. Ceremonial Uniform | |
| Subsection 3. Joint Drill Team Uniform | |
| Subsection 4. Warfare Uniform | |
| Subsection 5. Lobby Guide Uniform | |
| Subsection 6. Training Uniforms | |
| Subsection 7. USSOCOM Uniform | |
| 8 | Accessories |
| Subsection 1. Uniform Accessories | |
| Subsection 2. Special Uniform Accessories | |
| Subsection 3. Office Accessories | |
| Subsection 4. Other Accessories |
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL ORDERS
Subsection 1. Purpose
The uniforms of USDF are issued under direction of the Secretary of Defense (SecDef) and carry the force of a standing order. The uniforms provide a distinctive form of dress that allows personnel to represent USDF and perform their duties with recognition and prestige. Furthermore, the various uniforms identify Habbos as USDF personnel and, more specifically, members of their individual military branches. The USDF uniform must be worn with dignity and pride and should never be used to discriminate or cause offense. The uniform does not represent the wearer; rather, the uniform represents USDF, an organization that desires to uphold a distinguished service record.
Subsection 2. Enforcement
This regulation defines the composition of USDF's authorized uniforms. The uniform must always be worn on USDF (excludes external R&R), allied, and foreign grounds (personnel who possess VIP privileges are exempt). Furthermore, the uniforms are distinctive visual evidence of the authority and responsibility vested in the wearer by the SecDef. The prescribing authority determines when and where it is appropriate to wear the uniforms discussed in this regulation. All components of the uniform must be worn as described. The USDF's personnel must present a proud and professional appearance that will reflect positively on the organization. Any procedures or components regarding uniforms, mottos, grooming, etc., that are not discussed in these regulations are prohibited.
Subsection 3. Temporary Alterations to the Uniform
- O1+ personnel may authorize the temporary alteration and non-regulation of one accessory item (eyewear, headwear, etc.) for one hour at a time.
- JSD+ personnel may authorize the temporary alteration and non-regulation of clothing items (shirt, pants, etc) and accessories.
- Only NSC+ personnel may authorize the temporary alteration of the entire uniform with choice by the personnel (otherwise known as Non-Uniform Hours).
- Personnel are not permitted to wear unauthorized accessories or uniforms that have office membership or FEATs restrictions, such as specific colors and types of accessory pertaining to these conditions.
- Temporary uniform alteration hours may not be hosted back to back with previous hours unless approved by a member of the National Security Council (NSC).
Subsection 4. Behavior while in Uniform
While in uniform, it is inappropriate and detracts from military smartness for personnel to walk from point to point whilst acting inappropriately; this includes, but is not limited to, language or behavior that is explicitly sexual, racist, foul, or offensive to others. This includes the use of language that is generally not accepted by all social standards and cultures.
Subsection 5. Officers on Leave
Officers on an approved leave must dress in professional civilian attire while in the HQ. Refer to Chapter 6, Subsection 3 for more information. Furthermore, they must modify their motto by adding "OL" to the very beginning of it.
CHAPTER 2. COLOR GUIDES
Subsection 1. General Definitions
The following colors marked with a number are the ones authorized for USDF uniforms All those without numbers are not authorized for use. The table below details which colors are allowed to be substituted with HC colors and others. Officers without HC should NOT substitute colors on the service uniform and, instead, wear the working uniform.
Subsection 2. Color Guide
CHAPTER 3. MOTTO REGULATIONS
Subsection 1. General Regulations
- All personnel must wear the correct motto at all times while on USDF premises or when representing the USDF.
- Personnel do not wear promotion tags. Be sure to check the PTS prior to letting someone through sentry.
- All FEAT tags are written within {brackets}. Furthermore, Commissioned Officers and civilians with {5} are not required to display their FEATs in their motto. However, any other personnel with or without {5} must display all FEATs as mentioned on the PTS.
- Ranks are separated from offices by a forward slash (/).
- Enlisted personnel (E1-E3) and Commissioned Officers (O1+) are permitted, though are not required, to write their rank out in full.
- All O7+ personnel are permitted to display Habbo stars at the very end of their mottos (alt + 157).
- Civilians utilize "[USDF]" in their motto in lieu of a branch.
- Civilians do not display their GS level in their mottos.
- Retired personnel who qualify to enter the HQ (see Regulation 4 for details) must display their motto as such for entry: [US Branch] Ret. Rank
Example: [US Navy] Ret. CDR
| Pay Grade | Number of Stars |
| O7 | 1 |
| O8 | 2 |
| O9 | 3 |
| O10 | 4 |
| O11 | 5 |
| O12 | 6 |
Subsection 2. General Format
Military: [US Branch] Rank/Position {FEATs} Training Pin or Emergency Medical Training Pin (Service Stripes)
Civilian: [USDF] Rank, Position. {FEATs} Training Pin or Emergency Medical Training Pin (Service Stripes)
Civilian: [USDF] Rank, Position. {FEATs} Training Pin or Emergency Medical Training Pin (Service Stripes)
Military: General Motto Examples
Naval Officer in the Office of Public Affairs: [US Navy] ENS/PAO {5} ®(//)
Marine Corps NCO without an office: [US Marines] Sgt {A}
Marine Corps NCO without an office: [US Marines] Sgt {A}
Marine Corps NCO in the Logistics Command (OMP) office: [US Marines] Sgt/BLM {A} +
Marine Corps CWO in the Office of the Joint Staff Inspector General (OJSIG): [US Marines] CWO2/MPO {A} (/)
Subsection 3. Positions
Personnel who hold a ML4 or higher position must formalize their motto by adding a comma between their rank and office and with a period at the end of their motto.
Military: Position Motto Examples
A Naval Admiral who is the CNO: [US Navy] ADM, CNO.
Military: Position Motto Examples
A Naval Admiral who is the CNO: [US Navy] ADM, CNO.
A Marines Corps Colonel who is the DMP: [US Marines] Colonel, DMP. {X4}
An Army General who is the CSA: [US Army] GEN, CSA. {5} + (////)
An Air Force Officer who is the CO AFPC: [US Air Force] 2d Lt, CO AFPC. {5} (//)
Civilian: Position Motto Examples
[USDF] SecDef or [USDF] Secretary of Defense
[USDF] USD P&E or [USDF] Under Secretary for Policy & Engagement
[USDF] SecDef or [USDF] Secretary of Defense
[USDF] USD P&E or [USDF] Under Secretary for Policy & Engagement
Subsection 4. General Rank Regulations
Some ranks have alternative shortened forms.
| Full Form | Shortened Form |
| 2nd Lieutenant | 2ndLt/2LT/2d Lt |
| 1st Lieutenant | 1stLt/1LT/1st Lt |
| Lieutenant JG | LTJG |
| Lt Commander | LCDR |
| Lt Colonel | LtCol/LTC/Lt Col |
| Rear Admiral LH | RDML |
| Rear Admiral UH | RADM |
| Lt General | LtGen/LTG/Lt Gen |
| Gen of the Armies | GOA/GA |
| Adm of the Navy | AN |
Subsection 5. Special Training Regulations
Training Pins
The Office of Joint Force Development awards personnel with training pins once they have conducted a minimum amount of trainings. Only OJFD DC+ (ML1+) may approve the addition of a training pin, which can be requested here. Training pins are divided into ranges of trainings conducted.
| Number of Trainings conducted | Training Pin |
| 100 - 199 | ® |
| 200 - 299 | © |
| 300 - 399 | ©® |
| 400 - 499 | ©© |
| 500 - 599 | ©©® |
| 600+ | ©©© |
Training Pin Motto Example
A CMSgt with 150 trainings conducted: [US Air Force] CMSgt/FS {A} ® (//)
Combat Medic Program
A CMSgt with 150 trainings conducted: [US Air Force] CMSgt/FS {A} ® (//)
Combat Medic Program
Personnel who pass the Combat Medic Program may add the "+" symbol after their FEATs and before their service stripes in their motto to show they are 'medically trained'. Personnel cannot wear both their training pins and the medical "+".
Emergency Medical Training Motto Example
A CWO2 with Emergency Medical Training: [US Air Force] CWO2/TC {X3} + (/)
Global PTP Instructors (GPIs) and Marksmanship and Medical Instructors (MMIs)
Personnel who have been certified as GPIs and MMIs may wear the section symbol and the pound (Great Britain currency) symbol in their motto respectively. Personnel who are GPIs may not wear both symbols and must wear the section symbol; these are optional for motto wear. They cannot be worn with training pins, but may be worn with the Combat Medic Program + pin.
A CWO5 MMI: [US Navy] CWO5/IG {X4} £ (/)
A 1stLt GPI: [US Marines] 1stLt, CO TECOM. {5} § (//)
Subsection 6. FEAT Compression Regulations
Global PTP Instructors (GPIs) and Marksmanship and Medical Instructors (MMIs)
Personnel who have been certified as GPIs and MMIs may wear the section symbol and the pound (Great Britain currency) symbol in their motto respectively. Personnel who are GPIs may not wear both symbols and must wear the section symbol; these are optional for motto wear. They cannot be worn with training pins, but may be worn with the Combat Medic Program + pin.
A CWO5 MMI: [US Navy] CWO5/IG {X4} £ (/)
A 1stLt GPI: [US Marines] 1stLt, CO TECOM. {5} § (//)
Subsection 6. FEAT Compression Regulations
Quote:
- {1} all FEATs but {L X Q M Z W O I}
- {L1} all FEATs but {X Q M Z W O I}
- {X1} all FEATs but {M Z W O I}
- {X2} all FEATs but {Z W O I}
- {X3} all FEATs but {O I}
- {X4} all FEATs but {O}
- {5} All FEATs
Subsection 1. Skin Tone & Face Regulations
Below are the approved skin tones for use on all USDF premises. Those marked with a red "X" are not permitted.
Below are the approved purchasable faces. All Non-HC and HC faces are approved for use by default.
 1 |  1 |
Legend:
Primary color follows Chapter 4 Subsection 1 regulations, however the secondary color can be set to any color - 1
Subsection 2. Hairstyle Regulations
Below are hairstyles available in Habbo for USDF personnel. Hair is permitted to be in any color. For men, hair cannot fall below the shoulders. For women, any hairstyle below shoulder length must be pulled back and fastened out of their face. Only hairstyles shown are permitted.
Legend:
All Covers Excluding Combination Cover and Garrison Cap: 1
All Covers Excluding Combination Cover: 2
All Covers Excluding Garrison Cap: 3
Ball Cap Only: 4
Ball Cap and OJFD Campaign Cover Only: 5
No covers permitted: 6
MALE HAIRSTYLES
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FEMALE HAIRSTYLES
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Subsection 3. Facial Hair
USDF personnel may wear the following facial hair and accessories. Facial hair is only allowed for male personnel and it may be worn in any color. Blush is allowed for both males and females and it may be worn in any color. Only facial hair shown is permitted. Recruits may not wear facial hair until they finish IRDT.
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Subsection 4. Eyewear
USDF personnel may wear the following authorized eyewear in shades of non-HC blue, non-HC white, HC white, non-HC black, and HC black. An eyepatch may only be worn after attaining all possible FEATs. This is shown with a "{5}" on one's PTS account. Only eyewear shown is permitted.
Legend:
Non-HC and HC Black Only: 1
Non-HC and HC Black and White Only:2
Non-HC and HC White Only: 3
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USDF personnel may wear the following facial accessories. Blush is allowed for both males and females and it may be worn in any color. Only facial accessories shown are permitted. Recruits may not wear any accessories until they finish IRDT.
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CHAPTER 5. COVER REGULATIONS
Subsection 1. General Regulations
Covers are optional for use whenever inside USDF premises except when filling duty stations like sentry, sentry assist, and lobby guide, wherein it becomes mandatory. Please check Chapter 4(2) for authorized hairstyles with each cover. All O1+ are permitted to use the non-HC color variation if they do not have HC.
Subsection 2. Head Accessories
Female personnel are authorized to wear the following head accessories. Male personnel are not allowed to wear head accessories except for the microphone headset as the DDO. Head accessories may be worn in any color, and are not allowed for use when wearing a cover. Only head accessories shown are permitted. Recruits may not wear any head accessories until they finish IRDT.
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Subsection 1. Working Uniform
The working uniform is the standard issue uniform for all USDF military personnel. It is mandatory for all enlisted personnel (E1 to E3) and optional for E4+ personnel. The working uniform is mandatory to be worn when participating as a trainee in all PTPs except the PT and DFMAPs where specialized uniforms are used instead.
Graphical Representation:
ALL RANKS ALL BRANCHES |  |
Color Regulations:
UNDERSHIRT: Dependent on DFMAP (Defense Force Martial Arts Program) progress, indicated on PTS profile.
- IRDT completed: Non-HC Khaki
- Gray stage completed: Non-HC White
- Green stage completed: Non-HC Olive Green
- Brown stage completed: Non-HC Dark Brown
- Black stage completed: Non-HC Black
PANTS: Non-HC Khaki
FOOTWEAR: Non-HC Light Brown
Subsection 2. Service Uniform
The service uniform is the standard issue uniform for all E4+ USDF personnel.
Graphical Representation:
JNCO (E4 to E6) | SNCO & CWO (E7 to W5) | MIDN/OC | CO (O1+) | |
US NAVY |  |  |  |  |
US MARINE CORPS |  |  | |  |
US ARMY |  |  | |  |
US AIR FORCE |  |  | |  |
Color Regulations:
- COs (O1+) may not substitute their uniform with the non-HC variation.
- Secondary color for bow shoes must be in non-HC/HC white
US Navy US Marine Corps
US Army US Air Force
Subsection 3. Civilian Dress
- Civilians have no set uniform. However, they are expected to dress business casual at the minimum to present a professional, respectable, and realistic appearance.
- Personnel with the name colored gold on PTS and with the motto format "[USDF] Position" are considered civilians.
- Members of OSD+ (excluding Branch Chiefs) may wear civilian or military dress, even if they are not a civilian.
- NSC+ may direct civilians to correct their clothing as necessary.
- Civilians are subject to Chapter 4. Grooming Standards & Accessories (however may deviate from Subsection 2 so long as their look is neat and professional) as well as Chapter 5. Cover Regulations and are authorized to wear medals.
- Colors must remain appropriate and realistic to business casual attire, all clothing and accessories included.
- Wearing a hat with a suit is not permitted.
- Personnel in civilian-designated positions with acting status (denoted by A/ on PTS and in the motto) may not wear civilian dress until fully appointed.
- Fully appointed civilians may still wear the military uniform options presented below in line with regulation.
The dress/command uniform is an issued uniform for all personnel who are O1+ with a ML1+ position, or members of branch command (BHNCOs, SWOAs and the SEAC).
Graphical Representation:
BRANCH | Officers O1 to O4 | Officers O5 to O6 | Officers O7 to O12 | Branch Command | JSD+ |
US NAVY |  |  |  |  |  |
US MARINE CORPS |  |  |  |  | |
US ARMY |  |  |  |  | |
US AIR FORCE |  |  |  |  | |
Color Regulations:
NOTE:
- Non-HC colors may not be substituted for any HC color or vice versa.
- Branch Commanders (BHNCOs, SWOAs & SEAC) are not allowed to substitute HC Dark blue for skirt/pants colors.
- Belt must match jacket color.
- Navy O1+ may not combine the non-HC Khaki uniform with the HC White Command Uniform.
- Secondary color for bow shoes must be in non-HC/HC white.
US Navy
US Marine Corps
US Army
US Air Force
JSD+
SHOULDER BARS:
- O1-O4 - Match Jacket Color
- O5-O6 - HC Light Grey (2nd)
- O6-S+ - Non-HC Gold
- Branch Command - Match Jacket Color
Subsection 1. General Orders
NSC may authorize the use of special uniforms for special occasions, such as war and parades.
Subsection 2. Ceremonial Uniform
The Ceremonial uniform is worn by all pay grades on special and ceremonial occasions.
Personnel may wear their medals with the ceremonial uniform.
Graphical Representation:
US NAVY | US MARINE CORPS | US ARMY | US AIR FORCE | |
E1 to E9 |  |  |  |  |
W1 to W5 |  |  |  |  |
O1+ |  |  |  |  |
Color Regulations:
US Navy
US Marine Corps
US Army
US Air Force
BUTTONS:
- E1-E9 - Non-HC Black
- W1-W5 - Non-HC White
- O1+ - Non-HC Gold
All branches
- E1 to E6 - Beret matches shirt color
- E7+ - USMC must wear a white combination cover. All other branches will use the primary color that matches shirt color. Secondary colors must match button color.
JDT command or senior command members may authorize the Joint Drill Team to wear the Joint Drill Team Uniform when sentry guarding as well as official USDF events, such as parades and performances.
Graphical Representation:
| ALL BRANCHES |  |
Color Regulations:
UNIFORM
Subsection 4. Warfare Uniform
The warfare uniform is only worn during war-time or when taking part or hosting the Survival Skills PTP, as well as Advanced Marksmanship Training PTP. It is authorized for use in all branches. Personnel are allowed to use non-HC colors when they run out of HC. Civilians must wear the warfare uniform of the branch they "retired" in.
Graphical Representation:
BRANCH | US NAVY | US MARINE CORPS | US ARMY | US AIR FORCE |
HC |  |  |  |  |
| Non-HC |  |  |  |  |
Color Regulations:
Personnel may not combine non-HC variants with HC variants of the uniform.
US Navy:
US Marine Corps:
US Army
US Air Force
Subsection 5. Lobby Guide Uniform
The Lobby Guide in HQ must wear this uniform when operating HQ or performing lobby guide duties in HQ.
Graphical Representation:
| ALL BRANCHES |   |
| DESCRIPTION | L-R: Sample USA Officer, Sample USAF CWO, Sample USN JNCO, Sample USMC Officer L-R (Non-HC Variant): Sample USA JNCO, Sample USAF CWO, Sample USN CWO, Sample USMC Officer |
Uniform Composition:
Color Regulations:
Subsection 6. Training Uniforms
Physical Training Uniform
The Physical Training (PT) uniform must be worn while participating in PT sessions as part of the USDF Practical Training Program for both the trainer and the trainee. It may not be worn in USDF rooms outside of the USDF PT grounds.
Graphical Representation:
| ALL BRANCHES | |
| HC |  |
| NON-HC | |
Color Regulations:
Defence Force Martial Arts Program Uniform
The Defense Force Martial Arts Program uniform must be worn while participating in DFMAP sessions as part of the USDF Practical Training Program for both the trainer and the trainee. It may not be worn in USDF rooms outside of the USDF DFMAP grounds.
Graphical Representation:
| IRDT COMPLETED | GRAY STAGE COMPLETED | GREEN STAGE COMPLETED | BROWN STAGE COMPLETED | BLACK STAGE COMPLETED |
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Color Regulations:
Subsection 7. USSOCOM Uniform
Members of the United States Special Operations Command are permitted to wear the USSOCOM Service Uniform in HQ.
Graphical Representation:
| ALL BRANCHES |  |
Color Regulations:
CHAPTER 8. ACCESSORIES
NOTE: All O-1+ are permitted to use the non-HC color variation if they do not have HC.
Subsection 1. Uniform Accessories
| ACCESSORY | RANK | AUTHORIZED FOR | PRIMARY COLOR | SECONDARY COLOR | CONDITIONS |
 OVERCOAT | W1+ | SERVICE UNIFORM | NON-HC BLACK | BUTTONS W1-W5: NON-HC BLACK O1+: NON-HC GOLD UNDERSHIRT NON-HC BLACK | CANNOT BE WORN WITH A SKIRT AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES: MEDALS SCARF OJSIG/OJAG PIN COMMAND BADGE |
 JUMPER | W1+ | SERVICE UNIFORM | FEMALE JUMPER HC-BLACK MALE JUMPER MATCHES SERVICE UNIFORM TOP | FEMALE JUMPER MATCHES SERVICE UNIFORM TOP MALE JUMPER HC-BLACK | FEMALE JUMPER MAY BE WORN WITH SKIRT OR PANTS SKIRT VARIATION CAN ONLY WEAR RADIOBELT IF IN OPA, OTHERWISE NO BELT PANTS VARIATION MUST WEAR GUNBELT OR RADIOBELT IF IN OPA MALE JUMPER CAN ONLY BE WORN WITH PANTS CAN ONLY BE WORN WITH GUNBELT OR RADIOBELT IF IN OPA RADIOBELT'S PRIMARY COLOR MUST BE HC-BLACK AUTHORIZED ACCESSORIES: MEDALS OJSIG/OJAG PIN COMMAND BADGE OOT&E SASH |
 SCARF | W1+ | SERVICE UNIFORM WORKING UNIFORM | SERVICE UNIFORM MATCHES PANTS COLOR WORKING UNIFORM NON-HC KHAKI | SAME AS PRIMARY | SERVICE UNIFORM WORN WITH OVERCOAT ONLY WORKING UNIFORM MUST BE WORN WITH THE GUN BELT |
 TIE | E4+ | SERVICE UNIFORM | US NAVY E4-E6: NON-HC/HC BLACK (MATCH SHOES) E7-W5: NON-HC KHAKI O1+: HC WHITE Khaki Variant (O1+): NON-HC KHAKI US MARINE CORPS ALL RANKS: MATCH SHIRT COLOR US ARMY ALL RANKS: NON-HC/HC BLACK (MATCH SHOES) US AIR FORCE ALL RANKS: NON-HC DARK BLUE O1+: HC DARK BLUE MIDN & OC ALL BRANCHES: NON-HC BLACK | SAME AS PRIMARY | WORN WITH LONG SLEEVES SHIRT ONLY Ties are to only be worn with the two above shirts, no exceptions allowed.   (Left: Female, Right: Male) Cannot be worn with the Lobby Guide Uniform |
 STRIPED SKIRT | E4+ | SERVICE UNIFORM DRESS UNIFORM | MATCHES REGULAR PANTS COLOR | SERVICE UNIFORM E4-O4: MATCH SKIRT COLOR O5-O6: HC LIGHT GREY (2nd) O-6S+: NON-HC GOLD DRESS UNIFORM MATCH SHOULDER BARS | - |
 GUN BELT | ALL RANKS | SERVICE UNIFORM WORKING UNIFORM WARFARE UNIFORM | ALL BRANCHES: MATCH SHOE COLOR JDT (W/PERFORMANCE): HC WHITE | BELT BUCKLE NON-HC/HC WHITE JDT (W/ PERFORMANCE): HC GOLD | MUST HAVE COMPLETED BMT TO BE PERMITTED TO WEAR |
 DOG TAGS | ALL RANKS | WORKING UNIFORM WARFARE UNIFORM PT UNIFORM | NON-HC WHITE | NON-HC WHITE | N/A |
 COMMAND BADGE | SEE CONDITIONS | ALL UNIFORMS | ML3: NON-HC BLACK ML2 CO: NON-HC LIGHT BROWN ML1 EA: NON-HC DARK RED ML1: NON-HC WHITE EL7+: NON-HC GOLD | N/A | ONLY ML3, ML2 CO, ML1 EA, ML1, EL7+ PERMITTED TO WEAR |
 MEDAL | E4+ | ALL STANDARD UNIFORMS | N/A | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY BY PERSONNEL 'IN THE SPOTLIGHT' FOR THE CURRENT MONTH |
 BADGE | ALL RANKS | PT UNIFORM | MATCH SHIRT COLOR | N/A | ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED PT MAY WEAR NOTE: See Chapter 8; Subsection 3. for OJSIG/OJAG conditions. |
| ACCESSORY | RANK | AUTHORIZED FOR | PRIMARY COLOR | SECONDARY COLOR | CONDITIONS |
 VEST | ALL RANKS |
LOBBY GUIDE UNIFORM | HC BRIGHT YELLOW (LOBBY GUIDE) | N/A | - |
 SCARF | ALL RANKS | LOBBY GUIDE UNIFORM | NON-HC GOLD (LOBBY GUIDE) | N/A | - |
 MICROPHONE HEADSET | ALL RANKS | DDO | N/A | N/A | OPTIONAL TO WEAR |
 KEVLAR VEST | SEE CONDITIONS | WARFARE UNIFORM | US NAVY NON-HC KHAKI US MARINE CORPS NON-HC LIGHT BROWN US ARMY NON-HC LIGHT BROWN US AIR FORCE HC DARK BLUE | N/A | MUST HAVE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MEDALS: MEDAL OF HONOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS SILVER STAR BRONZE STAR PURPLE HEART JSD+ who meet the special conditions for the vest have an additional option to wear the vest in HC black |
 BULLET CHAIN | ALL RANKS | WARFARE UNIFORM | NON-HC GOLD | NON-HC DARK BROWN | MUST HAVE COMPLETED BMT AND AMT TO BE PERMITTED TO WEAR |
 GLOVES | ALL RANKS | WARFARE UNIFORM JDT UNIFORM | JDT HC WHITE WARFARE UNIFORM MATCH HC SHOE COLOR | N/A | ONLY JDT CAN WEAR HC WHITE WARFARE UNIFORM MUST MATCH HC VERSION OF SHOES |
 BAR APRON | E4+ | SERVICE UNIFORM | NON-HC DARK GREEN | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY WHILE TENDING TO THE BAR(S) IN HQ. |
 BANDANA | E4+ | SERVICE UNIFORM | NON-HC DARK GREEN | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY WHILE TENDING TO THE BAR(S) IN HQ. |
Check Chapter 4 for authorized hairstyles for the covers. All O-1+ are permitted to use the non-HC color variation if they do not have HC.
| OFFICE | NAME | AUTHORIZED FOR | PRIMARY COLOR(S) | SECONDARY COLOR(S) | CONDITIONS |
| JDT |  GUN BELT | SERVICE UNIFORM WORKING UNIFORM WARFARE UNIFORM | HC WHITE | 3RD HC GOLD (LEFT TO RIGHT ON COLOR PALETTE) | CANNOT BE WORN WITH SKIRT JDT MEMBERS MUST HAVE PERFORMED TO WEAR THE GUN BELT |
| OPA |  BALLCAP  RADIO BELT  HEADPHONES | SERVICE UNIFORM | BALLCAP NON-HC GOLD RADIO BELT MATCH SERVICE UNIFORM BELT COLOR HEADPHONES ANY COLOR | BALLCAP N/A RADIO BELT NON-HC WHITE HEADPHONES SAME AS PRIMARY | BALLCAP MAY BE WORN WITH THE SERVICE UNIFORM OR WORKING UNIFORM MUST HAVE COMPLETED PAQC IN ORDER TO WEAR RADIO BELT MAY BE WORN WITH SKIRT AND HEELS/FLATS HEADPHONES ONLY WORN BY ACTIVE DJ ON THE RADIO |
| CET | HEADPHONES | SERVICE UNIFORM | HEADPHONES ANY COLOR | HEADPHONES SAME AS PRIMARY | HEADPHONES ONLY WORN BY ACTIVE DJ ON THE RADIO |
| OMP |  MANPOWER GARRISON CAP | SERVICE UNIFORM | MANPOWER GARRISON CAP: NON-HC BLACK | MANPOWER GARRISON CAP: NON-HC BABY BLUE (13) | MUST FOLLOW GUIDELINES OF THE GARRISON CAP |
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OJFD |  CAMPAIGN COVER  BACKPACK | CAMPAIGN COVER WORKING UNIFORM WARFARE UNIFORM SERVICE UNIFORM DRESS UNIFORM PT UNIFORM BACKPACK SERVICE UNIFORM WORKING UNIFORM | CAMPAIGN COVER BAND COLOR 0-49 TRAININGS CONDUCTED USN: NON-HC KHAKI USMC: NON-HC DARK RED USA: NON-HC OLIVE GREEN USAF: NON-HC DARK BLUE 50-99 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC WHITE 100-149 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC BLACK 150-199 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC LIGHT BROWN 200-299 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC DARK BROWN 300-399 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC DARK GREEN 400-499 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC BABY BLUE 500-599 TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC LIGHT PINK 600+ TRAININGS CONDUCTED NON-HC GOLD BACKPACK MATCH SECONDARY COLOR OF CAMPAIGN COVER | CAMPAIGN COVER NON-HC KHAKI (WORKING & WARFARE UNIFORM) NON-HC BLACK (SERVICE, DRESS, PT UNIFORM) BACKPACK N/A | NOT PERMITTED TO WEAR BACKPACK WITHOUT THE CAMPAIGN COVER. CAMPAIGN COVER MAY BE WORN WITH OR WITHOUT THE BACKPACK. |
| OSP&C |  BALLCAP | SERVICE UNIFORM WORKING UNIFORM | NON-HC DARK PURPLE | N/A | N/A |
| OOT&E |  SATCHEL | SERVICE UNIFORM | NON-HC LIGHT BROWN | NON-HC WHITE | |
| OJAG |
 BERET  BADGE | BERET ALL UNIFORM BADGE ALL UNIFORM | BERET HC BLACK BADGE NON-HC WHITE |
BERET N/A BADGE N/A | N/A |
| OISA |  BERET  WIRELESS EARPHONES | ALL UNIFORMS | BERET NON-HC DARK BLUE WIRELESS EARPHONES NON-HC WHITE OR HC WHITE | N/A | BERET MUST HAVE COMPLETED FSI IN ORDER TO WEAR |
| OJSIG |  BERET  BADGE |
ALL UNIFORMS | BERET NON-HC DARK RED BADGE NON-HC GOLD | N/A | BERET OJSIG CAN WEAR DARK RED EXCEPT |
| USSOCOM |  BERET  KEVLAR VEST | BERET ALL UNIFORMS KEVLAR VEST | NON-HC DARK GREEN BERET KHAKI KEVLAR VEST | N/A | USSOCOM CAN WEAR DARK GREEN EXCEPT OPTIONAL KEVLAR VEST MUST BE IN KHAKI |
| ACCESSORY | RANK | AUTHORIZED FOR | PRIMARY COLOR | SECONDARY COLOR | CONDITIONS |
 PARTY HAT | ALL RANKS | ALL UNIFORMS | ANY | N/A | TO BE WORN ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF YOUR USDF ENLISTMENT DATE, ENJOY! ON THEIR USDF ENLISTMENT ANNIVERSARY (WITH 6 MONTHS+ SERVICE TIME), ELIGIBLE PERSONNEL MUST BE RANKED E4+ AND ARE PERMITTED TO SIT IN THE VIP MESS UNTIL THE END OF THE (EST) DAY. |
 ANNIVERSARY CROWNS | ALL RANKS | ALL UNIFORMS | N/A | N/A | TO BE WORN ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF YOUR USDF ENLISTMENT DATE, ENJOY! ON THEIR USDF ENLISTMENT ANNIVERSARY (WITH 6 MONTHS+ SERVICE TIME), ELIGIBLE PERSONNEL MUST BE RANKED E4+ AND ARE PERMITTED TO SIT IN THE VIP MESS UNTIL THE END OF THE (EST) DAY |
 SCUBA MASK | W1+ | ALL UNIFORM | NON-HC DARK BLUE | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY WHEN TAKING PART IN OR HOSTING THE MILITARY DIVING PTP |
 STETHOSCOPE | E5+ | ALL UNIFORMS | NON-HC WHITE | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY WHEN TAKING PART IN OR HOSTING THE COMBAT MEDIC PROGRAM PTP |
 BACKPACK | E7+ | ALL UNIFORMS | NON-HC BLACK | N/A | TO BE WORN ONLY WHEN TAKING PART IN OR HOSTING THE BASIC AIRBORNE COURSE PTP |
Signed,
Controllable.
Secretary of Defense
Edited:
P.P. (Per Procurationem)
Office of Strategy, Plans and Capabilities
This legislation is subject to change by the SecDef without warning or notice. Furthermore, the SecDef reserves the right to issue "Standing Orders" which overrule the Legislation when deemed appropriate.
