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UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED 5 Hidden Cpt Num Cpt 00 A.5Hidden Cpt Num Anx Hidden Cpt Num Apx 5 Hidden Anx List Cpt 5 Hidden Apx List Cpt 5 Heading 1 CHAPTER 5 ORDERS OF DRESS GENERAL 5.1 The ceremonial parade, ceremonial, general duty, field, mess and protective dress orders of dress are in this chapter. 5.2 The orders of dress are identified by Dress Number and Dress Title. With each order there is little or no option. When advising the order of dress on invitations and in instructions the Dress Number and Dress Title are to be used. WEARING OF UNIFORM BY FEMALES 5.3 The following general points are made on the wearing of ceremonial and general duty orders of dress by females. a. Skirts are an optional alternative to trousers in ceremonial, general duty and mess dress orders of dress, but not Ceremonial Parade Dress. b. Trousers are to be worn when arms and swords are carried. c. When wearing skirts, stockings/pantihose/footlets are to be worn with all orders of dress except General Duty Dress (polyesters) and General Duty Service Dress for which they are optional. Footlets are to be worn when not wearing stockings/pantihose. Footlets are defined as nylon covers for feet which do not extend above the ankle. d. Court shoes are only optional when wearing skirts. They are not to be worn with trousers. e. Khaki socks are to be worn with boots and shoes when wearing trousers. ORDERS OF DRESS 5.4 Orders of dress are in Table 5–1. Table 5–1 Orders of Dress Dress Dress Order Title Table Number 1 Service Dress all seasons N/A 1A Ceremonial Parade Service Dress 5–2 1B Ceremonial Service Dress 5–3 1C General Duty Service Dress 5–4 2 Polyester Dress N/A 2A Ceremonial Parade Dress 5–5 2B Ceremonial Parade Dress Cold Weather 5–6 2C Ceremonial Dress 5–7 2D Ceremonial Dress Cold weather 5–8 2E General Duty Dress (polyesters) 5–9 UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–2 Dress Dress Order Title Table Number 2F General Duty Dress Cold weather 5–10 3 Safari Suit N/A 3A Ceremonial Safari Suit 5–11 4 Disruptive Pattern Camouflage Uniform (DPCU) and N/A Australian Multicam Camouflage Uniform (AMCU) 4A General Duty Dress (DPCU)/Dress of the day 5–12 4A General Duty Dress (AMCU)/Dress of the day 5–13 4B Field Dress (DPCU) 5–14 4B Field Dress (AMCU) 5–15 4C Combat Dress (AMCU) 5–16 5 Armoured Fighting Vehicle (AFV) crewman dress N/A 5A Ceremonial Parade Dress AFV Crewman 5–17 5B AFV Crewman—Tank Suit 5–18 6 Mess Dress N/A 6A Mess Dress 5–19 6B Mess Dress White Jacket 5–20 6C Senior Ranks Mess Dress 5–21 6D Mess Dress Army 5–22 7 Working/Protective Dress 5–23 8 Maternity Dress 5–24 9 Aircrew Flying Dress 5–25 5.5 The orders of dress Worn on Particular Occasions are in Annex 5A. 5.6 The orders of dress for Special Appointments/Selected Personnel are in Annex 5B. 5.7 The orders for dress for Senior Officer Dress are in Annex 5C. 5.8 The orders for dress for Band Ceremonial Dress are in Annex 5D. 5.9 The orders for dress for Scottish Dress are in Annex 5E. 5.10 The orders for dress for Chaplain Dress are in Annex 5F. 5.11 The orders for dress for Army Emergency Response Dress are in Annex 5G. 5.12 The orders for dress for Military Equestrian Dress are in Annex 5H. 5.13 The orders for dress for Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) Dress are in Annex 5I. 5.14 The orders for dress for Royal Military College (RMC) Dress are in Annex 5J. 5.15 The orders for dress for Physical Training Instructor (PTI) Dress are in Annex 5K. UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–3 5.16 The orders for dress for Medical/Dental and Nursing Dress are in Annex 5L. 5.17 The orders for dress for Military Police (MP) Dress are in Annex 5M. 5.18 The orders for dress for Catering Dress are in Annex 5N. 5.19 The orders for dress for Mess Dress are in Annex 5O. 5.20 The orders for dress for Tri-Service equivalencies are in Annex 5P. DRESS ORDER NO 1A ‘CEREMONIAL PARADE SERVICE DRESS’ 5.21 This order of dress is the ceremonial parade dress, including mounted parades, other than AFV parades, when the wearing of a jacket is appropriate. It consists of the following items of dress: Table 5–2 Dress Order No 1A 'Ceremonial Parade Service Dress' Serial Item of Dress Remarks 1 Australian Army Rising Sun Badge embroidered Nil on khaki background 2 Badge Army Individual Readiness Notification If qualified (AIRN) 3 Badge commendation or soldiers medallion If awarded 4 Badge Army Combat Badge (ACB) / Infantry If presented/awarded Combat Badge (ICB) / Military Instructor Badge (MIB) / Recruit Instructor Badge (RIB) 5 Bandolier Note (a) 6 Belt black Nil 7 Belt khaki 32 mm Worn if the jacket is removed 8 Belt white Australian Federation Guard (AFG), RMC, ADFA, Royal Australian Corps of Military Police (RACMP) units when on parade and Colour Escorts. Note (b) 9 Belt Sam Browne and shoulder strap Note (c) 10 Beret Corps/Regiment/Unit with appropriate hat Note (d) badge 11 Emblems of unit citation and/or awards If awarded 12 Gauntlets white AABC Drum Major, cymbal players and bass drummer only 13 Gloves leather brown/black Note (e) 14 Hat Khaki Fur Felt (KFF) with appropriate hat Brim up badge 15 Jacket Service dress Line 40 Australian Army Rising Sun buttons UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–4 Serial Item of Dress Remarks 16 Lanyard, collar badges and insignia shoulder, Nil ‘AUSTRALIA’ 17 Necktie khaki polyester Nil 18 Orders, decorations and medals If awarded 19 Patent leather black boots or R.M. Williams Note (f) Elastic sided black leather boots 20 Rank insignia Officer rank to be pinned to epaulette 21 Sash Drum Major Note (g) 22 Sash scarlet Note (h) 23 Shirt polyester long sleeve Nil 24 Slacks Service dress For females 25 Socks khaki Nil 26 Sword and accessories Note (c) 27 Trade/skill qualification badge Note (i) 28 Trousers Service dress For males Notes: (a) Worn by members posted to a Royal Australian Armoured Corps unit when carrying Lances. (b) When worn, white sling is to be used if carrying weapons. (c) Officers and WO1. For Senior officers, in accordance with (IAW) Annex 5C. (d) Berets are to be worn, IAW Chapter 3. (e) Worn by officers and ORs when ordered. (f) Patent leather black boots or the issued R.M. Williams Elastic sided black leather boots may be worn when with ceremonial orders of dress (on parade), General Duty Dress (polyesters), General Duty Service Dress and mess dress orders of dress. (g) Worn by AABC Drum Major only. (h) RA Inf WO2 and Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, and authorised members of the Corps of Staff Cadets and other than Corps of Staff Cadets. (i) Only worn by those qualified members, IAW Annex 4O. UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–5 Figure 5–1 Dress Order No 1A ‘Ceremonial Parade Service Dress’ (Other Ranks) UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–6 Figure 5–2 Dress Order No 1A ‘Ceremonial Parade Service Dress’ (Non- Commissioned Officer) UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–7 Figure 5–3 Dress Order No 1A ‘Ceremonial Parade Service Dress’ (Officer) UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–8 DRESS ORDER NO 1B ‘CEREMONIAL SERVICE DRESS’ 5.22 This order of dress may be worn by spectators at ceremonial parades and other occasions when ceremonial service dress is appropriate. It consists of the following items of dress: Table 5–3 Dress Order No 1B 'Ceremonial Service Dress' Serial Item of Dress Remarks 1 Australian Army Rising Sun Badge embroidered Nil on khaki background 2 Badge AIRN If qualified 3 Badge commendation or soldiers medallion If awarded 4 Badge ACB/ICB/MIB/RIB If presented/awarded 5 Belt black Nil 6 Belt khaki 32 mm Worn if the jacket is removed 7 Belt white AFG, RMC, ADFA, RACMP units 8 Belt Sam Browne and shoulder strap Note (a) 9 Beret Corps/Regiment/Unit with appropriate hat Note (b) badge 10 Emblems of unit citation and/or awards If awarded 11 Gloves leather brown/black Note (c) 12 Hat KFF with appropriate hat badge Brim up 13 Jacket Service dress Line 40 Australian Army Rising Sun buttons 14 Lanyard, collar badges and insignia shoulder, Nil ‘AUSTRALIA’ 15 Nameplate Nil 16 Necktie khaki polyester Nil 17 Orders, decorations and medals If awarded 18 Patent leather black boots, black Court shoes or Notes (d) and (e) R.M. Williams Elastic sided black leather boots 19 Rank insignia Officer rank to be pinned to epaulette 20 Sash scarlet Note (f) 21 Shirt polyester long sleeve Nil 22 Skirt Service dress For females stockings/pantihose are to be worn 23 Slacks Service dress For females 24 Socks khaki Nil 25 Trade/skill qualification badge Note (g) UNCLASSIFIED UNCONTROLLED IF PRINTED UNCLASSIFIED ADM 5–9 Serial Item of Dress Remarks 26 Trousers Service dress For males Notes: (a) Officers and WO1. For Senior officers, IAW Annex 5C. (b) Berets are to be worn, IAW Chapter 3. (c) Worn by officers and ORs when ordered. (d) Patent leather black boots or the issued R.M. Williams Elastic sided black leather boots may be worn when with ceremonial orders of dress (on parade), General Duty Dress (polyesters), General Duty Service Dress and mess dress orders of dress.
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