Collar devices. The Globe, and Anchor insignia is worn centered, one inch from the front edge of the collar, with the wings of the eagle parallel to the deck. Officer insignia is worn in the same manner, with vertical axis of the bars parallel to the deck. Fourth class do not wear collar insignia; third class wear insignia on right collar only; second and first class wear collar insignia on both sides. c. Service Khakis Collar devices. Center insignia one inch from the front and lower edges of the collar and position it with the vertical axis of the insignia along an imaginary line bisecting the angle of the collar point. Bitter end of the fouled anchor chain points outboard. For Navy options, fourth class do not wear collar devices; third class wear Navy anchor on right collar only; second class wear Navy anchor on both collars; first class wear Navy eagle and anchor on both collars. Midshipman Officer billet insignia are positioned identically to class insignia. For Marine Options, the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor insignia is worn centered, one inch from the front edge of the collar, with the wings of the eagle parallel to the deck. Officer insignia is worn in the same manner, with vertical axis of the bars parallel to the deck. For Marine options, fourth class do not wear collar insignia; third class wear insignia on right collar only; second and first class wear collar insignia on both sides. Nametag Placement. Worn centered right breast pocket. 0.25” gap between top of pocket and bottom of nametag for Navy Options, 0.125” gap for Marine Options. Ribbon Placement. Worn centered above left breast pocket. 0.25” gap between top of pocket and bottom of ribbons for Navy Options, 0.125” gap for Marine Options. Cover Insignia Placement. The insignia is attached to the left side of the garrison cap, shank perpendicular to the ground, 2” from the front edge. For males it is 1 1⁄2” from the bottom edge of the cover to the center of the insignia. For females it is centered between the top and bottom edges of the cap apron. The Navy device is the 1” fouled anchor; the Marine device is the small USMC cap insignia.
Collar devices. The Globe, and Anchor insignia is worn centered, one inch from the front edge of the collar, with the wings of the eagle parallel to the deck. Officer insignia is worn in the same manner, with vertical axis of the bars parallel to the deck. Fourth class do not wear collar insignia; third class wear insignia on right collar only; second and first class wear collar insignia on both sides. c. Service Khakis Collar devices. Center insignia one inch from the front and lower edges of the collar and position it with the vertical axis of the insignia along an imaginary line bisecting the angle of the collar point. Bitter end of the fouled anchor chain points outboard. For Navy options, fourth class do not wear collar devices; third class wear Navy anchor on right collar only; second class wear Navy anchor on both collars; first class wear Navy eagle and anchor on both collars. Midshipman Officer billet insignia are positioned identically to class insignia. For Marine Options, the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor insignia is worn centered, one inch from the front edge of the collar, with the wings of the eagle parallel to the deck. Officer insignia is worn in the same manner, with vertical axis of the bars parallel to the deck. For Marine options, fourth class do not wear collar insignia; third class wear insignia on right collar only; second and first class wear collar insignia on both sides. Nametag Placement. Worn centered right breast pocket. 0.25” gap between top of pocket and bottom of nametag for Navy Options, 0.125” gap for Marine Options. Ribbon Placement. Worn centered above left breast pocket. 0.25” gap between top of pocket and bottom of ribbons for Navy Options, 0.125” gap for Marine Options. Cover Insignia Placement. The insignia is attached to the left side of the garrison cap, shank perpendicular to the ground, 2” from the front edge. For males it is 1 1⁄2” from the bottom edge of the cover to the center of the insignia. For females it is centered between the top and bottom edges of the cap apron. The Navy device is the 1” fouled anchor; the Marine device is the small USMC cap insignia.
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