Each cadet must exercise great care when drawing or turning in JROTC clothing and equipment. Once you sign the supply sheet, you have taken full responsibility for the items reflected on the supply sheet. Each cadet assumes responsibility for the cost of cleaning and normal maintenance of his/her uniform throughout the semester. Uniforms need not be cleaned at turn-in as they will be sent to a commercial laundry prior to storage. 7-1 Wearing of the Uniform (continued) Uniform Items It is important to note that authorized for wear on the uniforms be positioned precisely. Illustrations showing the proper wear of uniforms and the placement of awards, badges and rank insignia are found following these pages. At the beginning of each semester, the JROTC instructors conduct classes on the proper wearing and care of the uniform. Jewelry The wearing of a wristwatch, a wrist identification bracelet, and not more than two rings is authorized with the uniform. Excessive jewelry, large obtrusive hair pins/clasps will not be worn with the uniform. No pens or pencils, or other accessories, other than issue items will be worn on the uniform. Male cadets are not authorized to wear any type of earring or other type body piercing Males: while in uniform. Female cadets are authorized optional wear of screw clip-on, or post type earrings Females: –on, with the uniform. No earrings can be worn with the BDU uniform. Earrings will not exceed 6mm or ¼ inch in diameter. They can be of gold, silver, or white pearl; unadorned or spherical, and worn as a matched pair, one per earlobe. Lipstick, nail polish, and cosmetics may be worn but must be conservative and not excessive. No other type of body piercing is authorized while in a uniform. Hair Male cadets are required to wear their hair to U.S. Army standards. The Males: hair should be trimmed on the sides to the extent that the entire ear may be seen. The length of the hair should not extend over the collar of the shirt. Sideburns should not extend below the lobe of the ear and should be trimmed at the base along the natural lines of shaving. Beards and unkempt mustaches are not permitted. Female cadets should keep their hair shoulder length or shorter. If the hair is Females: longer, it will be put up above the collar while wearing the uniform.
Each cadet must exercise great care when drawing or turning in JROTC clothing and equipment. Once you sign the supply sheet, you have taken full responsibility for the items reflected on the supply sheet. Each cadet assumes responsibility for the cost of cleaning and normal maintenance of his/her uniform throughout the semester. Uniforms need not be cleaned at turn-in as they will be sent to a commercial laundry prior to storage. 7-1 Wearing of the Uniform (continued) Uniform Items It is important to note that authorized for wear on the uniforms be positioned precisely. Illustrations showing the proper wear of uniforms and the placement of awards, badges and rank insignia are found following these pages. At the beginning of each semester, the JROTC instructors conduct classes on the proper wearing and care of the uniform. Jewelry The wearing of a wristwatch, a wrist identification bracelet, and not more than two rings is authorized with the uniform. Excessive jewelry, large obtrusive hair pins/clasps will not be worn with the uniform. No pens or pencils, or other accessories, other than issue items will be worn on the uniform. Males: Male cadets are not authorized to wear any type of earring or other type body piercing while in uniform. Females: Female cadets are authorized optional wear of screw –on, clip-on, or post type earrings with the uniform. No earrings can be worn with the BDU uniform. Earrings will not exceed 6mm or ¼ inch in diameter. They can be of gold, silver, or white pearl; unadorned or spherical, and worn as a matched pair, one per earlobe. Lipstick, nail polish, and cosmetics may be worn but must be conservative and not excessive. No other type of body piercing is authorized while in a uniform. Hair Males: Male cadets are required to wear their hair to U.S. Army standards. The hair should be trimmed on the sides to the extent that the entire ear may be seen. The length of the hair should not extend over the collar of the shirt. Sideburns should not extend below the lobe of the ear and should be trimmed at the base along the natural lines of shaving. Beards and unkempt mustaches are not permitted. Females: Female cadets should keep their hair shoulder length or shorter. If the hair is longer, it will be put up above the collar while wearing the uniform.
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