1. Uniform Regulations The primary consideration is to have a neatly groomed appearance while wearing naval uniforms. MIDN ALLEN

2. Extras NO ARTICLES SHALL PROTRUDE FROM OR BE VISIBLE ON THE UNIFORM NO ARTICLES SHALL PROTRUDE FROM OR BE VISIBLE ON THE UNIFORM Civilian bags will be hand carried only Civilian bags will be hand carried only

3. Grooming Hair Standards: A. Males B. Females B. Females Jewelry/piercings, makeup, glasses, backpacks, watches/bracelets, tats Personal cleanliness: A. Shave B. Fingernails B. Fingernails

4. Clothes Appropriate Civilian Attire requirements: A. tee-shirts/collared shirts (Tucked in) A. tee-shirts/collared shirts (Tucked in) B. No Flip Flops w/o backs B. No Flip Flops w/o backs

5. Uniforms Types: A. Summer Whites A. Summer Whites B. Mess Dress Whites B. Mess Dress Whites C. Khakis C. Khakis D. Service Dress Blues (SDB’s) D. Service Dress Blues (SDB’s)Insignia

6. Ironing and Care Demonstration of how to care for Uniform: A. Ironing in creases w/ starch A. Ironing in creases w/ starch (steam at a minimum) B. Shoe shining (Git’er done) B. Shoe shining (Git’er done) Sole shining C. Shining belts C. Shining belts (Brasso is for REAL BRASS)

7. Info BUPERS WEBSITE http://buperscd.technology.navy.mil/bup_up dt/508/unireg/uregMenu.html

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