(3) Nametags. When name tags are prescribed, they will be centered ¼ inch above the right pocket for Navy Option or 1/8 inch above the right pocket for Marine Option. On uniforms without a pocket, they will be worn in an equivalent position on the right breast. On uniforms with slanted pockets, a horizontal line tangent to the highest edge of the pocket will be considered the top edge. The name tag will always be parallel with the deck for uniforms with slanted pockets. (4) Shoes. Plain toe black shoes. All parts of the shoes will be shined to a high gloss, so as to present a uniform appearance. 1/C Midshipmen, STA-21 Sailors and MECEP OCs are authorized to wear Pormeric (Corfam) shoes. (5) Outerwear. No insignia is worn on blue or khaki windbreakers or on raincoats. This does not apply to Officer Candidates; they will continue to wear insignia on all outerwear according to standards set forth at the Naval Science Institute (NSI). The standards for brigdecoats is the same for all; the proper shoulder board, as detailed in section 7.7, subsection e, shall be worn on shoulder epaulettes of bridgecoats. (6) Women’s Skirts/Pumps. (a) Slacks will be worn for all uniforms except when skirts are specifically prescribed. Hose will conform to the individual’s natural skin color. (b) Oxfords will be the standard shoe worn by women. Pumps will be worn when prescribed and in all cases when skirts are prescribed, with the exception of when a duty involves prolonged walking or standing, for example during formations, inspections and close order drill. (c) When slacks are prescribed, oxfords will be worn. Socks will be the same color as the shoes. i. Navy Working Uniform (NWU). The Navy working uniform shall be the standard utility uniform for midshipman and officer candidates. The Marine Corps MARPAT Uniform will be the utility uniform for Marines and Marine Option Midshipmen. (1) Manner Of Wear. Standards of appearance for all personnel wearing the Navy Working Uniform are as follows: (a) The Navy Working Uniform shall be clean and pressed to present a neat appearance. The use of starch is not authorized. (b) The requirements for smartness and personal appearance fully apply to the camouflage utility uniform.
(3) Nametags. When name tags are prescribed, they will be centered ¼ inch above the right pocket for Navy Option or 1/8 inch above the right pocket for Marine Option. On uniforms without a pocket, they will be worn in an equivalent position on the right breast. On uniforms with slanted pockets, a horizontal line tangent to the highest edge of the pocket will be considered the top edge. The name tag will always be parallel with the deck for uniforms with slanted pockets. (4) Shoes. Plain toe black shoes. All parts of the shoes will be shined to a high gloss, so as to present a uniform appearance. 1/C Midshipmen, STA-21 Sailors and MECEP OCs are authorized to wear Pormeric (Corfam) shoes. (5) Outerwear. No insignia is worn on blue or khaki windbreakers or on raincoats. This does not apply to Officer Candidates; they will continue to wear insignia on all outerwear according to standards set forth at the Naval Science Institute (NSI). The standards for brigdecoats is the same for all; the proper shoulder board, as detailed in section 7.7, subsection e, shall be worn on shoulder epaulettes of bridgecoats. (6) Women’s Skirts/Pumps. (a) Slacks will be worn for all uniforms except when skirts are specifically prescribed. Hose will conform to the individual’s natural skin color. (b) Oxfords will be the standard shoe worn by women. Pumps will be worn when prescribed and in all cases when skirts are prescribed, with the exception of when a duty involves prolonged walking or standing, for example during formations, inspections and close order drill. (c) When slacks are prescribed, oxfords will be worn. Socks will be the same color as the shoes. i. Navy Working Uniform (NWU). The Navy working uniform shall be the standard utility uniform for midshipman and officer candidates. The Marine Corps MARPAT Uniform will be the utility uniform for Marines and Marine Option Midshipmen. (1) Manner Of Wear. Standards of appearance for all personnel wearing the Navy Working Uniform are as follows: (a) The Navy Working Uniform shall be clean and pressed to present a neat appearance. The use of starch is not authorized. (b) The requirements for smartness and personal appearance fully apply to the camouflage utility uniform.
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