Current U.S. Military personnel wear a nametape or nameplate just above the right breast pocket when wearing dress or battle dress uniforms. This does not follow suit for U.S. Military aviators, who are typically seen in a one piece flightsuit. Aviators wear a leather or cloth patch just above their left breast. These are generally velcro backed to allow easy removal.
Different finishes is all. All badges worn on a uniform must match, so if you wear a single Stay-Brite badge, all badges (and uniform buttons) must also be the Stay-Brite type.
Because Medals and Ribbons are worn on the left side of the uniform, over the heart, whilst badges which have meaning, but less significance to them than Ribbons Or medals which signify Campaigns, achievements, or special assignments. Compared to Badges which just signify knowledge.
Because it's worn uniformly by all personnel in the Army.
The dress uniform is the same as the rest of the navy. scuba diver qualification badges are not worn.
Depends. Aeronautical badges and the space badge can be worn as group 3 badges. Badges that solely denote occupation (communications, acquisitions, logistics, etc...) can not be worn. With ribbons, Marksmanship and Longevity can not be worn. All others can be.
They are various awards, decorations, and skill badges. They are the same decorations worn on a male dress blue uniform. Instead of ribbons, soldiers (both male and female) sometimes wear miniature versions of the medal on their dress blue uniforms.
It is Not worn on a combat uniform.<<< This is not true, the CIB is worn on the left side of the ACU (Army Combat Uniform) above the U.S. ARMY name tape.
Army badges are authorized by regulation to be worn while in Garrison under AR 670-1. They show significant achievements for individual soldiers however it is up to the individual on whether or not the want to wear that badge.
Yes, awards earned in the Navy can be worn on your Army uniform.
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Yes, they can be worn on USMC Service Bravos. Shooting badges are not authorized on the following uniforms: Evening Dress Blue Dress "A" Blue-White Dress "A" Utility Uniform Unless otherwise prescribed by the commander, wearing of marksmanship badges is at the option of the individual.
The short answer: With a few exceptions, almost any award or badge that can be worn on the Army Class A "greens" may be worn on dress blues. On the Army male Dress Blue Uniform one may wear ribbons, full-sized medals, or miniature medals over the left breast pocket. However the miniature medals may only be worn with a bow tie. Special skill (such as airborne wings) and marksmanship badges are also worn on the left side above or below ribbons, though when wearing fullsize medals on dress blues drivers and mechanics badges may not be worn nor may any special skills badges or marksman ship badges be worn beneath full-size medals on the pocket flap of Army male dress blues. For the full answer see Army Regulation 670-1 for wear of uniforms Chapter 20 is male dress blue uniform and chapter 21 is for females. AR 670-1 is available as PDF here: www.army.mil/usapa/epubs/pdf/r670_1.pdf also as HTML here: http://www.marlowwhite.com/army-AR-670-1-view.html