Graduation Day at Cape May is an official Coast Guard function. Yes, you may wear your uniform. Make sure it is clean, pressed and worn properly (Tropical Blue Long would be the Uniform of the Day at...
Q: ODU and insignia's: A member writes that he is constantly taking off and putting on his Auxiliary Office Insignia and his Members Insignia. Now that we can't wear metal insignia, how do I accompli...
There is no service wide policy for this matter. There, however, may be local guidance. I encourage you to use your chain of leadership to investigate this matters at a local level....
There is no policy that would prohibit the use of gloves while working lines. Work gloves should be appropriate for the tasks in which they will be employed....
Q: My father was awarded a medal during WWII. Is there a policy for my active Coastie son to [wear it] during his marriage in honor of his grandfather? A: Unfortunately, your son may not wear your f...
Past Officer Devices are NOT worn on ODUs. Also read ALCOAST 223/07, http://www.uscg.mil/auxiliary/publications/alcoast/alcoast-223-07.asp Reviewed by DIR-U on 9 May 2017...
Q: Members of the Armed Forces, and DOD Civilians are authorized to wear a lapel pin version of awards they have received on civilian clothes (i.e. they can frequently be seen worn on suits). Will Au...
All Auxiliary members can wear a Combination Cover. Those with positions of DCDR /DVC (wear a Silver Oak leaf and Eagles) and higher wear Acorns and Oak leafs on the visor (equivalent of CDR; CAPT). ...
23 September 2009 ALAUX 049/09 1. The Coast Guard Auxiliary sew-on qualification insignia announced in ALAUX 033/09 are authorized for wear on the Operational Dress Uniform (ODU ), Working Blue, and ...
Chapter 10, Sec. A.9 of the Auxiliary Manual, COMDINST M16790.1 (Series): Auxiliarists may not wear any distinctive part of the uniform or official Auxiliary insignia with civilian clothing when not a...