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Alternate Uniform Army: Navy: Air Force: Marines: Coast Guard JFSC Uniform Policy/Dress Code. JFSC prides itself on being a professional educational and military institution. The College dress code seeks to protect this professional image. a. Uniform requirements. (1) All students are required to bring the primary duty uniform and graduation uniform. Additionally, JAWS students are expected to have the full complement of uniforms required by their Service. (2) The Commandant may modify the normal dress standards when it makes sense to do so for team building, employee morale, or camaraderie reasons. (3) The COS and School Directors may designate wearing of any uniform that faculty, staff, and students are required to have for specific events. b. Dress standards on days when class is in session (except as noted below) are as follows: Primary Uniform (Note 1) Alternate Uniform Army: ACU Class B Navy: NWU/Flight Suit1 Service Khaki, BDU Air Force: ABU/Flight Suit1 Short or Long Sleeve Blues (Note 1) Marines: MARPAT (Woodland or Desert) Service B or Service C Coast Guard: Operational Dress Tropical Blue International Fellows: BDU equivalent Class B equivalent Uniformed Civilians: BDU equivalent Class B equivalent Notes: 1. Faculty, staff, and students may wear the primary or alternate uniform at their discretion unless directed otherwise. Flight suits are authorized in accordance with Service regulations. c. Civilian standards are as follows: (1) The male standards consist of a business suit, or trousers with a conservative sport coat, and tie; however, wearing of the jacket for the entire duty day is not necessary. Shirts should be pressed, short or long-sleeved, with no fraying at the collar or cuffs. Spread collar or button-down Oxford is suggested. Boots or dress shoes should be of a good quality with low heel. Facial hair should be well groomed. Accessories may include a ring, watch, tie pin and/or cuff links. (2) The female standards consist of a conservative business suit (pants or skirt), slacks with blazer, or a conservative dress. Shirts, blouses, or sweaters may be worn. Boots or dress shoes should be of good quality with low to moderate heel. Wear accessories moderately. Women shall avoid low necklines and short hemlines. (3) Civilian personnel performing technical functions such as installing cable, major office cleaning, or furniture moves or installation, should wear appropriate clothing as approved by their Director/Dean as making good sense due to functionality and safety. The appropriate clothing shall always be in good repair. (4) Contractor personnel shall wear clothing as approved by their parent organization. Generally, it will be in good taste and in keeping with JFSC policies depending on the duties. (5) On Fridays, civilian casual is authorized. Men may wear trousers and a long or short- sleeve dress shirt with collar, without tie, or a polo shirt. Shoes may be casual but may not be athletic styles or sandals. Women may wear slacks, skirt, or dress, and sandals with or without hose. d. Dress standards for graduations are as follows: (1) Individual school graduations shall apply the following standard: (a) Joint Advanced Warfighting School graduation uniform is as follows: Uniform Requirement Army: Class A (ASU or Green) Navy: Service Dress White Air Force: Short or Long Sleeve Blues Marines: Service A (green) Coast Guard: Class A equivalent International Fellows: Class A equivalent Uniformed Civilians: Class A equivalent Civilian Men: Business Suit or Sport Coat and tie* Civilian Women: Sunday Dress or Business suit or Pant suit* *Determined by host, current fashion, local customs, time and type of event. (b) Joint and Combined Warfighting School graduation uniform is as follows: Uniform Requirement Army: Class B Navy: Service Khaki Air Force: Short or Long Sleeve Blues Marines: Service B or Service C Coast Guard: Tropical Blue International Fellows: Class B equivalent Uniformed Civilians: Class B equivalent Business Suit or Sport Coat w/out tie. Trousers Civilian Men: with open collar shirt * Simple skirt or dress, slacks with jacket, pantsuit. Civilian Women: Low or flat shoes acceptable * *Determined by host, current fashion, local customs, time and type of event. (c) Joint Continuing and Distance Education School graduations uniform is as follows: Uniform Requirement Army: Class B Navy: Service Khaki Air Force: Class B Marines: Service B or Service C Coast Guard: Tropical Blue International Fellows: Class B equivalent Uniformed Civilians: Class B equivalent Business Suit or Sport Coat w/out tie. Trousers Civilian Men: with open collar shirt * Simple skirt or dress, slacks with jacket, pantsuit. Civilian Women: Low or flat shoes acceptable * *Determined by host, current fashion, local customs, time and type of event. (d) Joint, Command, Control, and Information Operations School graduations apply the normal standards. e. Military student and faculty use of civilian attire is authorized as outlined below: (1) During Offsite Visits. Students and faculty may wear civilian attire (slacks and a long or short-sleeve collared shirt) on the day when an offsite is scheduled. (2) Battlefield Staff Rides. Student and faculty attire for battlefield staff rides (Normandy, Gettysburg, and Yorktown) shall be seasonally appropriate attire. (3) Role Playing. Students may wear civilian attire when that attire is appropriate for role playing during an exercise. (4) During normal working hours, when classes are in session (0730 to 1630), athletic attire shall only be worn to/from the locker room and the building exit. (5) During non-working hours (early/late, weekends, and holidays), military students and faculty may wear appropriate civilian attire when using JFSC facilities. Table of Service Equivalent Uniforms Event When USA USMC USN USAF USCG Civilian Civilian Worn Men Ladies Official formal and Blue or White Evening Dress Formal Mess Dress Formal Dress Blue Formal Formal evening functions, Mess Evening “A”/”B” Dress White Tie Tuxedo, Cocktail or state occasions, Dress w/bow tie (white tie) (not pictured) Bow Tie is Evening Gown or Standard private and formal or Formal or Semi- dinners or at Dinner Formal or Semi- Formal Dress occasions that are or Dinner Dress Formal Long or short Blue/White Jacket less formal Blue Dress Blue/ White Jacket Tuxedo or evening dress or Black Tie requiring more “A”/”B” Year-round Dark evening trousers formality than Service or Dinner Jacket with a dressy top ** Uniforms * Blue-White “A”/”B” ** or Summer or Service Dress (“A” w/ medals Blue Army “B” w/ ribbons) or Dinner Dress Service w/ bow tie Blue/ White Parades, Blue Army Blue Dress or Full Dress Full Dress Informal, Smart or Informal, Smart or ceremonies, reviews, Service Class “A” Blue-White Blue/White Service Dress Blue/White Business Casual Business Casual (1) “A”/“B” (ceremonial) or Business Evening or when special honors are being (“A” w/ medals Dinner Dress Suit or Sport Cocktail attire, “B” w/ ribbons) Blue/White Coat and Sunday Dress or paid, or tie ** Business suit or official visits of US or (Service “A” may be Service Dress Pant suit ** foreign dignitaries * worn if command directed) or Service Blue/White Dress Blue/White Service Dress – Tropical (Class “B” w/ribbons) Table of Service Equivalent Uniforms Event When USA USMC USN USAF USCG Civilian Civilian Worn Men Ladies Blue Service Service Khaki Service Tropical Blue Informal, Smart or Informal, Smart or Business/Informal Army Service “A”/”B”/”C” Year-round Uniform Year-round or Business Casual Business Casual Summer White Class “B” “Blues” Winter Dress Blue Business Suit or Simple skirt or Social occasions, Summer uniform of the day, Summer Sport Coat w/out dress, slacks with Office work tie. Trousers with jacket, pantsuit. open collar shirt Low or flat shoes ** acceptable ** Working uniforms, Utility Uniform Utility Working Uniform Airmen Battle Operational Dress Civilian Casual Civilian Casual daily work attire, or in Class “C” Uniform Slacks with open Slacks with a field or plant (ABU) collar shirt or golf blouse, Capri environment where Garrison/Field shirt, no sport pants with sandals soiling of clothing is coat ** or flats ** expected Combat Note: This matrix is intended to serve as a guideline for appropriate attire. Each service uniform regulation has specific guidelines for wear. Some uniforms are optional, seasonal or required for specific pay grades only. Army White Mess and Air Force Formal Dress are not pictured. Army – AR 670-1 Marine Corps – MCO P1020.34F Navy – United States Navy Uniform Regulation NAVPERS 15665I Air Force – AFI 36-2903 Table of Service Equivalent Uniforms Coast Guard – COMDTINST M1026.6F Note: Uniforms may deviate from above matrix depending on event and/or directed by host or command *If host indicates a certain dress, follow the host’s intent. **Determined by host, current fashion, local customs, time and type of event. (1) Wear out date for Green Army Service Uniform is 30 September 2015. Please contact OCJCS Protocol at 703-697-6606 with any changes or updates. As of February 2010 .
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