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Comdtmidninst 1020.3C Midn Uniform Board Apr 3 0 2018 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY COMMANDANT OF MIDSHIPMEN ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND 21402-1300 COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3C MIDN UNIFORM BOARD APR 3 0 2018 COMMANDANT OF MIDSHIPMEN INSTRUCTION 1020.3C From: Commandant of Midshipmen, U.S. Naval Academy Subj: MIDSHIPMEN UNIFORM REGULATIONS Ref: (a) COMDTMIDNINST 5400.6M Encl: (1) Midshipmen Uniform Regulations 1. Purpose. To publish Midshipmen Uniform Regulations. 2. Cancellation. COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3B. This instruction is a complete revision and should be reviewed in its entirety; no special markings appear because changes are extensive. 3. Information. All members of the Brigade of Midshipmen will comply with the regulations provided herein. R. B. CHADWICK Distribution: Non-Mids (Electronically) Brigade (Electronically) Every Midshipman Room COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3C 30 Apr 18 TABLE OF CONTENTS MIDSHIPMEN UNIFORM REGULATIONS CHAPTER 1 - GENERAL UNIFORM REGULATIONS 1101 OUTFIT......................................................................................................... 1-1 1102 REPLACEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF UNIFORMS...................... 1-1 1103 DISPOSAL OF UNIFORMS........................................................................ 1-1 1104 REMOVAL OF INSIGNIA.......................................................................... 1-1 1105 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS.................................................................... 1-2 1106 UNIFORM REGULATIONS VERBIAGE.................................................. 1-4 1107 WEARING OF UNIFORM.......................................................................... 1-4 1108 MIDSHIPMEN UNIFORM ADVISORY COMMITTEE........................... 1-7 CHAPTER 2 - DESCRIPTION OF UNIFORMS 2100 TYPES OF UNIFORMS.............................................................................. 2-1 2101 DINNER DRESS BLUE JACKET (MEN)................................................. 2-3 2102 DINNER DRESS BLUE JACKET (WOMEN).......................................... 2-4 2103 DINNER DRESS WHITE JACKET (MEN).............................................. 2-5 2104 DINNER DRESS WHITE JACKET (WOMEN)....................................... 2-6 2105 DINNER DRESS BLUE (MEN)................................................................ 2-7 2106 DINNER DRESS BLUE (WOMEN)......................................................... 2-8 2107 FULL DRESS BLUE (MEN)..................................................................... 2-9 2108 FULL DRESS BLUE (WOMEN).............................................................. 2-10 2109 FULL DRESS WHITE (MEN).................................................................. 2-11 2110 FULL DRESS WHITE (WOMEN)............................................................ 2-12 2111 INFANTRY DRESS FOXTROT (MEN)................................................... 2-13 2112 INFANTRY DRESS FOXTROT (WOMEN)............................................. 2-14 2113 INFANTRY DRESS GOLF (MEN)............................................................ 2-15 2114 INFANTRY DRESS GOLF (WOMEN)...................................................... 2-16 2115 SERVICE DRESS BLUE (MEN)................................................................ 2-17 2116 SERVICE DRESS BLUE (WOMEN)......................................................... 2-18 2117 SERVICE DRESS WHITE (MEN)............................................................. 2-19 2118 SERVICE DRESS WHITE (WOMEN)....................................................... 2-20 2119 SUMMER WHITE (MEN).......................................................................... 2-21 2120 SUMMER WHITE (WOMEN)................................................................... 2-22 2121 SERVICE KHAKI (MEN).......................................................................... 2-23 2122 SERVICE KHAKI (WOMEN).................................................................... 2-24 2123 WORKING BLUE (MEN).......................................................................... 2-25 2124 WORKING BLUE (WOMEN)................................................................... 2-26 2125 INFANTRY DRESS HOTEL (MEN)......................................................... 2-27 2126 INFANTRY DRESS HOTEL (WOMEN).................................................. 2-28 2127 NAVY WORKING UNIFORM (NWU) TYPE I (MEN)............................ 2-29 2128 NAVY WORKING UNIFORM (NWU) TYPE I (WOMEN)..................... 2-30 2129 NAVY WORKING UNIFORM PARKA, TYPE I (MEN/WOMEN)........ 2-31 2130 NAVY WORKING UNIFORM, TYPE III (MEN/WOMEN).................... 2-32 i COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3C 30 Apr 18 2131 NAVY WORKING UNIFORM PARKA, TYPE III (MEN/WOMEN) ..... 2-33 2132 DELETED...................................................................................................... 2-34 2133 DELETED...................................................................................................... 2-35 2134 MIDSHIPMEN CASUAL (BLUE OVER KHAKI) (MEN)........................ 2-36 2135 MIDSHIPMEN CASUAL (BLUE OVER KHAKI)(WOMEN).................. 2-37 2136 BLUE AND GOLD JOGGING SUIT (MEN)............................................. 2-38 2137 BLUE AND GOLD JOGGING SUIT (WOMEN)...................................... 2-39 2138 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEAR (MEN).................................................. 2-40 2139 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEAR (WOMEN)........................................... 2-41 2140 WHITE WORKS ALPHA (MEN)............................................................... 2-42 2141 WHITE WORKS ALPHA (WOMEN)......................................................... 2-43 2142 WHITE WORKS ECHO (MEN).................................................................. 2-44 2143 WHITE WORKS ECHO (WOMEN)........................................................... 2-45 2144 OVERCOAT (MEN).................................................................................... 2-46 2145 OVERCOAT (WOMEN)............................................................................. 2-47 2146 REEFER (MEN).......................................................................................... 2-48 2147 REEFER (WOMEN).................................................................................... 2-49 2148 JACKET, BLACK RELAXED FIT (MEN)................................................. 2-50 2149 JACKET, BLACK RELAXED FIT (WOMEN).......................................... 2-51 2150 SWEATER, BLACK V-NECK (MEN)....................................................... 2-52 2151 SWEATER, BLACK V-NECK (WOMEN)................................................. 2-53 2152 ALL WEATHER COAT (MEN).................................................................. 2-54 2153 ALL WEATHER COAT (WOMEN)........................................................... 2-55 2154 “N” SWEATER (MEN)............................................................................... 2-56 2155 “N” SWEATER (WOMEN)........................................................................ 2-57 2156 SERVICE DRESS WITH EISENHOWER-STYLE JACKET (MEN)....... 2-58 2157 SERVICE DRESS WITH EISENHOWER-STYLE JACKET (WOMEN). 2-59 2200 WEAR OF UNIFORM COMPONENTS..................................................... 2-60 CHAPTER 3 - INSIGNIA AND DECORATIONS 3101 COAT COLLAR ANCHOR INSIGNIA...................................................... 3-1 3102 CLASS AND RANK INSIGNIA................................................................. 3-1 3103 RIBBONS AND MEDALS.......................................................................... 3-8 3104 BREAST INSIGNIA.................................................................................... 3-11 3105 BRASSARDS............................................................................................... 3-20 3106 HEADGEAR................................................................................................ 3-21 3107 MIDSHIPMEN UNIT AND PERSONAL AWARD INSIGNIA................ 3-22 3108 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS INSIGNIA.................................................. 3-25 3109 LETTER SWEATER “N”............................................................................ 3-25 3110 CLASS RINGS............................................................................................. 3-25 3111 SWORDS....................................................................................................... 3-26 CHAPTER 4 - CIVILIAN CLOTHING 4101 GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................ 4-1 4102 STANDARDS OF DRESS............................................................................ 4-2 ii COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3C 30 Apr 18 CHAPTER 5 - GROOMING STANDARDS 5101 GENERAL INFORMATION........................................................................ 5-1 5102 PERSONAL APPEARANCE........................................................................ 5-3 CHAPTER 6 - LAUNDRY PROCEDURES 6101 MARKING OF UNIFORMS......................................................................... 6-1 6102 LAUNDRY PROCEDURES......................................................................... 6-2 6103 FOLDING AND STORAGE PROCEDURES.............................................. 6-5 iii COMDTMIDNINST 1020.3C 30 Apr 18 CHAPTER 1 GENERAL UNIFORM REQUIREMENTS 1101. OUTFIT 1. The USNA Midshipmen’s Store and the Uniform Store will issue midshipmen the bulk of their initial outfit of uniforms during 4/C year. The cost of the uniforms and uniform items will be charged against each Midshipman’s pay account. 2. All uniforms requiring proper fit will be inspected by the Company Officer or their
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