LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL
NV-20051 AFJROTC
UNIFORM
HANDOUT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter Subject
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Uniform Wear and Personal Appearance
A. Policy
B. Procedures
C. Standards
D. General Guidelines
E. Restrictions
F. Issue and Maintenance
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Personal Appearance
A. General
B. Female Cadet Hair Guidelines
C. Male Cadet Hair Guidelines
D. Tattoos, Body Piercing and Earring Wear
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Female Cadet Uniform
A. Service Dress Coat
B. Blouse (short Sleeve)
C. Slacks
D. Belt and Buckle
E. Tie Tab
F. Footwear
G. Light Weight Jacket
H. Headgear
I. Undergarments
J. Skirts
K. Gloves or Mittens
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Male Cadet Uniform
A. Service Dress Coat
B. Shirt (Short Sleeve)
C. Trousers
D. Belt and Buckle
E. Tie
F. Footwear
G. Light Weight Jacket
H. Headgear
I. Undergarments
J. Gloves or Mittens
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Special Drill Team Uniform Accessories
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A. Accessories
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Uniform Wear Enforcement
A. Enforcement Policy
B. Headgear Policy
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Battle Dress Uniform
A. Wear
B. Care
C. Blouse & Trousers
D. Belt & Buckle
E. Undergarments
F. Footwear
G. Headgear
H. Cold Weather
I. Gloves or Mittens
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Female Cadet Service Dress
Female Cadet Blouse
Female Cadet Insignia Placement
Female Cadet Slacks
Female Cadet Skirt
Female Cadet Light Weight Jacket
Female Caps (Cover)
Male Cadet Service Dress
Male Cadet Shirt
Male Cadet Insignia Placement
Male Trousers
Male Tie
Male Cadet Light Weight Jacket
Male Caps (Cover)
Battle Dress Uniform
AFJROTC Insignias (ranks)
AFJRTOC Badges
Cadet Uniform Allowance
AFJROTC Ribbon Chart
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CHAPTER 1
UNIFORM WEAR AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE - GENERAL
A.
POLICY:
This handout contains policy and procedural guidance compiled from Air Force
Instruction 36-2903 and Air Force JROTC Instruction 36-2001. The material contained herein is
directive in nature; however, it cannot provide rules for every imaginable situation. Therefore,
pride, professionalism and common sense must sometimes prevail. Liberty High School Air
Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) cadets comply with our uniform wear
and personal appearance standards or risk course failure and removal from the program.
B.
PROCEDURES:
Liberty AFJROTC cadets wear the prescribed uniform at least 1 day per week.
The Senior Aerospace Science Instructor specifies the appropriate uniform and the day to wear
it. This information is posted on the bulletin board in the classroom.
To ensure compliance with established uniform wear and personal appearance
standards, cadet “open ranks” inspections will be conducted on uniform wear days. All students
enrolled in Aerospace Science I, II, III, & IV will participate in these inspections (this also
applies to cadets who have not been issued a uniform). During “open ranks” inspections, an
instructor or designated cadet will check each cadet’s uniform and personal appearance.
On designated uniform wear days, cadets will wear all accessories (ranks,
insignia, badges & ribbons).
C.
STANDARDS:
It is very important for cadets to maintain high standards of personal appearance,
especially while dressed in the Air Force Junior ROTC uniform. How you look, favorably or
unfavorably, directly impacts upon how people view you, your school, our JROTC unit and the
United States Air Force. Wear the uniform with pride. The uniform represents a long and
honorable tradition of devotion to duty in service of one’s country. Not only should it be worn
proudly, but also properly.
D.
GENERAL GUIDELINES:
Keep the uniform neat and clean.
Wear the flight/service cap when outdoors -remove it when indoors.
Keep your hands out of your pockets.
Keep all pockets buttoned.
Do not fill pockets with bulky items.
Keep shoes shined, including the heels and edge of the soles.
Keep all metal devices, buckles and badges clean and free of scratches.
Check your personal appearance in a mirror.
Have a fellow cadet check you over.
E.
RESTRICTIONS:
Unless specifically authorized by the Senior Aerospace Science Instructor, cadets
will only wear the uniform while traveling to and from school, to participate in Junior ROTC
approved programs, or while participating in official activities.
The uniform will not be mixed or worn with any civilian type clothing.
Cadets will not lend their uniform to anyone.
Distinctive items of the JROTC uniform (ranks, badges, nametags, etc.) will not be
worn on civilian clothing.
The uniform will not be worn while hitchhiking.
No soliciting is allowed while in uniform.
Cadets will not wear the uniform while participating in student demonstrations, or
crowd control, or in any other inappropriate activity where wear of the uniform may give the
appearance that the Air Force is advocating some political or religious issue over another.
F.
ISSUE AND MAINTENANCE:
Each cadet will be issued a uniform at the beginning of each year. Once issued, it
is the cadet’s responsibility to maintain all items in a clean and orderly condition throughout the
school year.
The service dress coat, lightweight jacket, slacks or pants, tie/tab and cap are to be
PROFESSIONALLY DRY CLEANED ONLY. The shirt or blouse and socks are the only
washable items.
If any uniform item does not fit properly or is damaged, see the Aerospace
Science Instructor. Do not wait until someone else calls attention to it.
All uniform items must be turned in at the end of the school year or when a cadet
“drops” from the Air Force Junior ROTC program.
CHAPTER 2
PERSONAL APPEARANCE
A.
GENERAL:
Uniform:
Neat, clean, pressed, in good condition, zipped or buttoned.
Footwear:
Shined (including heels and edge of the soles) and in good
condition.
Watch:
Conservative. (conservative estimate> c : marked by or relating to traditional
norms of taste, elegance, style, or manners)
Bracelet:
Conservative and no wider than one (1) inch. (1)
Rings:
A maximum of three at any one time (includes both hands). NO THUMB
RINGS
Earrings:
Male cadets -- will not wear while in uniform.
Female cadets: small spherical (round), conservative, diamond, gold, white pearl, or
silver. Pierced or clip on earrings may be worn while in uniform. They must fit tightly
without extending below the earlobe. Only one (1) earring per earlobe.
Eyeglasses and Sunglasses: Must be free of ornamentation on frames and lenses.
Conservative, clear, slightly tinted, or photosensitive lenses indoors or in formation.
Conservative lenses and frames outdoors - -faddish styles and mirrored lenses are
prohibited. Also, sunglasses will not be worn in formation. They (sunglasses) are not to
be worn around the neck or up on top of head while in uniform
Pencils and pens: Concealed (except BDUs; see Chapter 7).
Cellular phones, headphones and earphones are prohibited while in uniform.
Necklaces: Concealed under collar or undershirt. This means if people
can see it (the necklace), it’s not concealed.
Nail polish:
Male cadets: Will not wear polish while in uniform.
Female cadets: Will be conservative (see definition above), single color and in good taste.
Will
not contain ornamentation. No wacky colors!!
Hair nets:
Wigs:
B.
Will not be worn when in uniform.
Male cadets: Will not wear while in uniform.
Female cadets: Must be in conformance with the same standards required for
natural hair. Must not exceed limits stated for natural hair.
FEMALE CADET HAIR GUIDELINES:
Hair will be:
Clean, well groomed and neat. If dyed, it will look natural.
Styled to present a professional appearance. It will be styled to permit
proper wear the headgear. This means that the hair should not be too full or high
on the head.
Plain, conservative pins, combs, headbands, elastic bands and barrettes,
similar to the individuals hair color are permitted to keep the hair in place. Hair
ornaments, such as ribbons or jeweled pins will not be worn.
Hair will not:
Contain an excessive amount of grooming aids (greasy creams, oils or
sprays).
Touch eyebrows when groomed or protrude below the front band of
properly worn headgear; however, it may be visible in front of a woman’s flight
cap.
Exceed three (3) inches in bulk or prevent proper wear of headgear. (Note:
“Bulk” means the distance that the hair projects from the scalp when groomed as
opposed to length of hair.)
Worn in an extreme fad or style. Also, hair will not extend below the
bottom edge of the blouse collar at the back of the neck. Even if you wear a
ponytail, your hair must not hang below this point. Basically, if your hair hangs
below the bottom edge of your collar, on the sides and back, you are in violation
of these guidelines.
C.
MALE CADET HAIR GUIDELINES:
Hair will:
Be clean, well groomed and neat. Must not contain excessive amounts of
grooming aids (greasy creams, oils or sprays.) If dyed, it will look natural.
Have a tapered appearance on both sides and back. A tapered appearance is
one that when viewed from any angle, outlines the individuals hair so it conforms
generally to the shape of the skull.
HAIR WILL NOT:
Be worn in an extreme style, fad style, or in such a way that exceeds length
and bulk standards.
Touch the ears or eyebrows and only closely cut or shaved hair on the back
of the neck may touch the shirt collar. Hair will not protrude below the
hatband of properly worn headgear.
Exceed 1 1/4 inches in bulk. (Note: “Bulk” is the distance that the hair
projects from the scalp when groomed. The bulk and length of the hair must not
interfere with the proper wear of headgear.
Beards: Will not be worn while in uniform.
Sideburns:
Will be neatly trimmed and tapered in the same manner as the haircut. Will
be straight and of even width (not flared) and end in a clean-shaven horizontal line.
Will not extend below the lowest part of the exterior ear opening.
Mustache: Will not extend downward beyond the lip line of the upper lip or
extend sideways beyond a vertical line drawn upward from the corner of the mouth.
D.
TATTOOS, BODY PIERCING AND EARRING WEAR:
Tattoos/brands:
Unauthorized (content): Tattoos/brands anywhere on the body that are
obscene, advocate sexual, racial, ethnic or religious discrimination are prohibited.
Inappropriate (image): Excessive tattoos/brands will not be exposed or
visible while in uniform. Excessive is defined as any tattoo/brand that exceeds 1/4
of the exposed body part and those above the collarbone and readily visible when
wearing an open collar uniform.
Body piercing: When in uniform, cadets are prohibited from attaching,
affixing or displaying objects, articles, jewelry or ornamentation to or through the
ear, nose, tongue or any exposed body parts (includes being visible through
uniform).
CHAPTER 3
FEMALE CADET UNIFORM
A.
SERVICE DRESS COAT:
Follows the contours of the figure, but allows for movement without pulling in the
back and at the waist. The length is proportional to height. Collar is set away from the neck. The
sleeves end approximately 1/4 inch from the heel of the thumb. Worn with skirt or slacks. Do not
wear nametag on the service dress.
See Figures 1.
B.
BLOUSE (SHORT-SLEEVE):
Will have a tapered fit. Military creases prohibited. Blouse must be tucked into
slacks.
May be worn with open or buttoned collar. If collar is buttoned, a tie tab must be
worn. Also, collar will be buttoned and tie tab affixed when service dress coat is worn.
Semi-formal: Blouse, white, polyester or cotton, button front, with small pointed
collar. Wear with blue tie tab. (Note: Blouse purchased at cadets’ own expense).
See Figure 2 & 2a.
C.
SLACKS:
Slacks fit naturally over the hips with no bunching at waist or bagging at seat.
Bottom front of slack legs rests on the front of shoe with a slight break in the crease; back of legs
is approximately 7/8 of an inch longer than the front. Tailored, straight hanging.
See Figure 3.
D. BELT AND BUCKLE:
Worn with slacks with belt loops. Silver tip end of the belt extends beyond the
buckle FACING THE WEARER’S RIGHT. No blue fabric shows. Cut excess fabric from belt.
E.
TIE TAB:
Blue, inverted “V” tie tab. Tab must be worn when blouse collar is buttoned or the
service dress coat is worn.
F.
FOOTWEAR:
Low quarter shoes: Black oxford; lace-up style with a plain rounded toe.
(Note: Corfram is authorized for ASIII & IV cadets only).
Pumps: Plain black, commercial design, without ornamentation (buckles,
bows, straps, etc.,) smooth leather. Must have heels; however, they will be no
higher than 2 1/2 inches. (Note: Purchased at cadets’ own expense).
Socks:
Plain black without design.
Hose: Sheer nylon in neutral, dark brown, off-black or dark blue shades
only. Do not wear patterned hose. (Note: Purchased at cadets’ own expense).
G.
LIGHT WEIGHT JACKET:
Dark blue polyester. When worn, must be zipped at least half-way up and no
name tag.
See Figure 4.
H.
HEADGEAR:
Flight Cap: Worn slightly to the wearer’s right with vertical crease of the
cap in line with center of the forehead, in a straight line with the nose. The cap
extends approximately one inch from eyebrows. When not wearing, tuck under the
belt on either side, between 1st and 2nd belt loop. Flight cap is authorized for wear
with both the service and service dress uniforms.
Service Cap: (AS-III & IV cadets only) Worn squarely on the head; center
large insignia on the front of the hat. Rounded design, sides form a front brim, with white
vinyl hat cover. (Note: Purchased at cadet’s own expense).
See Figure 5.
I.
UNDERGARMENTS:
Must be worn with all service and dress uniforms. Also, all cadets
must wear the white “V” style undershirt.
J. SKIRTS:
AS-III and AS-IV female cadets may wear uniform skirts. Pumps are required
footwear for wearing the uniform skirt.
K. GLOVES OR MITTENS:
Black or gray; leather, knitted, tricot, or suede (or a combination of these)
gloves or mittens may be worn with the uniform.
Figure 1
Badges centered on wearer’s
right side between lapel and
arm seam with the lower edge
of the bottom badge in line
with top of welt pocket.
Remaining badges are spaced
½ inch apart.
Figure 2a
Cloth epaulets should
be placed as close as
possible to the
shoulder seam.
Figure 2
Cadet Female Light Blue Blouse
School patch on
right sleeve ½ to 1
inch below shoulder
seam and centered.
Distinguished
Cadet Badge
centered ½ inch
above AEF
Academic Pin or
Kitty Hawk Air
Society Badge, if
they are
authorized.
Awareness
Presentation Team
Badge centered ½ inch
above name tag.
Center name tag on right
side, even with to 1 ½ inches
higher or lower than the first
exposed button.
Flight or Ground
School Badge or
Academy of Model
Aeronautics silver
wings centered ½
inch above a line
horizontal to top of
name tag, if no
ribbons.
AFJROTC patch on
left sleeve ½ to 1
inch below shoulder
seam and centered
Model Rocketry
Badge centered ½
inch above
ribbons or ½ inch
above a line
horizontal to top
of name tag, if no
ribbons.
Ribbons centered with
bottom of ribbons even
with bottom of name tag.
Figure 3a
Women’s Blue Skirt
The women’s blue skirt hangs naturally over the hips with a slight flare; skirt length will be no
shorter than the top of the kneecap and no longer than the bottom of the kneecap; and be the
approved U.S. Air Force skirt. The skirt will be a straight style with belt loops, a kick pleat in
back, two pockets and a pleated front. The skirt will also have a back zipper and lining attached
to the waist.
Kneecap
Bottom of skirt.
Figure 3
Figure 4
Cadet officer epaulet
insignia centered on
epaulet and 5/8”
from shoulder seam.
Figure 5
CHAPTER 4
CADET MALE UNIFORM
A.
SERVICE DRESS COAT:
The bottom of the coat extends to length of fingertips with hands slightly cupped;
will not be form fitting; suppressed at waist with ease in shoulders, chest and underarms. Bottom
edge of coat extends to 3 - 3 1/2 inches below top of the thigh. Do not wear nametag with the
service coat. Do not wear metal ranks on the shirt while wearing the Service Dress coat.
See Figure 6.
B.
SHIRT – SHORT SLEEVE:
Will have a tapered fit. Military creases are prohibited. Shirt must be tucked into
trousers.
May be worn with open or buttoned collar. If collar is buttoned, a tie must be
worn. Also, collar will be buttoned and a tie affixed when the service dress coat is worn.
Semi-formal: Shirt, white, polyester or cotton, button front, with short or medium
pointed collar. (Note: Purchased at cadet’s own expense). Wear with polyester herringbone
twill.
See Figure 7 & 7a.
C.
TROUSERS:
Trim-fitted with no bunching at waist or bagging at seat; knee and bottom leg
widths not altered beyond current specifications for the waist size; front of trousers rests on the
front of shoe with a slight break in the crease; back of trouser legs will be approximately 7/8 inch
longer than the front.
See Figure 8.
D. BELT & BUCKLE: Worn with trousers. Silver tip end of the belt extends beyond the
buckle FACING THE WEARER’S LEFT. No blue fabric shows. Cut excess fabric from belt.
E. TIE: Dark blue, polyester herringbone twill. Wear is optional except when wearing the
Service Dress uniform, where it is mandatory. The bottom of the tie must be between the top
and bottom of the belt buckle (see Figure 7). See Figure 9 for instructions on tying the tie.
F. FOOTWEAR: Low quarter shoes - black oxford; lace-up style with a plain rounded toe.
(Note: Corfram is authorized for ASIII & IV cadets only)
G. LIGHTWEIGHT JACKET: Dark blue polyester. When worn, must be zipped at least halfway up and no name tag.
See Figure 10.
H. HEADGEAR:
Flight Cap: Worn slightly to the wearer’s right with vertical crease of the cap in
line with center of the forehead, in a straight line with the nose. The cap extends approximately
one (1) inch from the eyebrows. When not wearing, tuck under the belt on either side, between
1st and 2nd belt loops. Flight cap is authorized for wear with both the service and service dress
uniforms.
Service Hat - (AS-Ill & IV cadets only). Worn squarely on the head. Center large
size insignia on the front of the hat. No hair is protruding in front of hat.
See Figure 11.
I.
UNDER GARMENTS: Undershorts and “V’ neck-style undershirt will be worn with all
service and service dress uniforms.
J. GLOVES OR MITTENS:
Black or gray; leather, knitted, tricot, or suede (or a combination of these)
gloves or mittens may be worn with the uniform.
Figure 6
Kitty Hawk badge centered with
the bottom edge of the badge in
line with the top of the welt
pocket. Other badges are
centered ½ inch above the
preceding badge.
Awareness Presentation Team
badge is worn 3 inches below the
bottom edge of the Kitty Hawk
badge (or the line created by the
welt pocket) and across from the
Model Rocketry Badge.
Figure 7a
Cloth epaulets should
be placed as close as
possible to the
shoulder seam.
Figure 7
Cadet Male Light Blue Shirt
School patch on right
sleeve ½ to 1 inch
below shoulder seam
and centered.
Distinguished Cadet
Badge centered ½ inch
above AEF Academic
Pin or Kitty Hawk Air
Society Badge, if they
are authorized.
Name tag resting
on top of pocket
and centered.
Awareness
Presentation Team
Badge centered on
pocket.
AFJROTC patch on
left sleeve ½ to 1
inch below shoulder
seam and centered
Flight or Ground
School Badge
centered ½ inch
above ribbons or
top of pocket.
Ribbons resting
on top of pocket
and centered.
Academy of
Model
Aeronautics
silver wings
centered above
button on left
pocket.
Model Rocketry
Badge centered on
pocket.
Figure 8
Figure 9
Four-in-hand Knot
Start with the wide end of the tie on the
right side: then cross the wide end over
the front and to the left: bring it
completely around the back to your
right: bring it back and up through the
center: pass it through the loop in front:
tighten the knot neatly, forming a
“dimple” with your index finger.
Windsor Knot
With the wide end of the tie about 12
inches longer than the narrow end, make
a loop as shown. Bring the wide end
around and behind the narrow end in the
position illustrated: turn the wide end up
and put it through the loop of the tie:
pull the wide end through the knot and
shape carefully.
Figure 10
Cadet officer epaulet
insignia centered on
epaulet and 5/8”
from shoulder seam.
Figure 11
CHAPTER 5
SPECIAL DRILL TEAM UNIFORM ACCESSORIES
A. ACCESSORIES:
The following additional uniform items are authorized for wear by Liberty High School
Color Guard, Armed Drill Team and Unarmed Drill Team cadets:
Scarves
Shoulder Cords
Berets
AF Honor Team belts
Colored gloves (Color Guard & UDT)
CHAPTER 6
UNIFORM WEAR - ENFORCEMENT
A.
ENFORCEMENT POLICY:
Cadets of higher rank have the authority and responsibility for enforcement of
uniform wear standards and proper behavior while in uniform. Should on-the-spot corrections be
required, they will be made in a non-threatening, non-hostile manner. Teach proper uniform
wear. DO NOT DEMAND IT BE DONE!
When making corrections, it should be done in private and as discreetly as
possible. Any cadet who feels they have been treated unfairly has the right and duty to report the
incident to their flight commander or an Aerospace Science Instructor. On the other hand, those
receiving the correction are encouraged to accept it in the proper spirit. Any form of disrespect to
a superior cadet will not be tolerated and such behavior could result in dismissal from the cadet
corps!
B.
HEADGEAR POLICY:
Hats will be worn anytime you are outdoors and in uniform -- coming to school,
leaving school, or walking on campus, etc.
Hats will not be worn indoors, while riding in a vehicle (i.e., school bus), and
never in the classroom environment.
Hats will not be worn while under cover.
Senior cadets are also responsible for enforcement of this policy.
CHAPTER 7
BATTLE DRESS UNIFORM
(WHEN AUTHORIZED)
A.
WEAR:
The Battle dress Uniform (BDU) is authorized for AS-IV cadets only. BDUs will
only be worn when directed by the SASI. At all other times, cadets will wear the Service or
Service Dress uniform. The BDU must be worn in accordance with this Guide and all other
applicable directives (see Figure 12).
B.
CARE:
BDUs must be neat and clean at all times. Cadets must also ensure that the
uniform is pressed.
C.
BLOUSE & TROUSERS:
The blouse will not be tucked into the trousers. If worn as a short sleeve, the
sleeve material must match shirt and will touch or come within one (1) inch of forearms when
arm is bent at a 90-degree angle. The trousers will be worn on the hips and bloused using the
blousing elastic. They will not be tucked into the boot.
D. BELT & BUCKLE: Subdued belt and buckle will be worn with the trousers. Black tip of
belt may extend up to two (2) inches beyond the buckle. Cut excess fabric from belt.
E. UNDERGARMENTS: Undershorts and the crew neck, black T-shirt must be worn at all
times.
F. FOOTWEAR: Black combat boots will be worn with black boot socks. Athletic shoes may
be authorized by the SASI for specific events.
G. HEADGEAR:
BDU Cap: Worn squarely on the head with no hair protruding in front of the cap.
AFJROTC hat insignia will be worn centered on the front of the hat. Cadets may stow the hat in
either of the lower cargo pockets on the BDU trousers when not wearing.
BDU Baseball Cap: Same as the BDU Cap except may be stowed by attaching to
either lower pants pocket button on the BDU trouser legs when not wearing.
H. COLD WEATHER:
Cadets may purchase the BDU Field Jacket for wear during the winter. The Field
Jacket must be configured the same as the BDU blouse except cadet officers will wear cloth
ranks on the epaulets in lieu of the metal collar ranks. As an alternative, cadets may wear long
underwear under the BDU as long as only the black T-shirt is showing (i.e.- must wear as long
sleeves).
I.
GLOVES OR MITTENS:
Black or gray; leather, knitted, tricot, or suede (or a combination of these)
gloves or mittens may be worn with the uniform.
Figure 12
Ribbons are not authorized on the
Battle Dress Uniform (BDU).
Officer (small metal) and enlisted
grade insignia worn on both left
and right collars; centered on
collar; one inch from, and parallel
with, the bottom of the collar.
Airman Basic have no collar
insignia.
Distinguished Cadet
Badge worn centered
and ½ inch above
AEF, KHAS or Name
tape.
AEF Badge worn
centered and ½ inch
above KHAS or Name
tape.
Kitty Hawk Air Society
Badge worn centered and
½ inch above Name tape.
Model Rocketry
Badge worn
centered left to
right and from the
bottom of the
pocket flap to the
bottom of the right
breast pocket.
Academy of Model
Aeronautic (AMA) wings
worn centered and ½ inch
above APT badge or
AFJROTC tape.
Center Awareness
Presentation Team (APT)
badge ½ inch above top of
AFJROTC tape.
Figure 13
Figure 14
CADET UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
1.
CAP, FLIGHT (MALE & FEMALE)
2.
JACKET, LIGHTWEIGHT (MALE & FEMALE)
3.
COAT, SERVICE DRESS (MALE & FEMALE)
4.
TIE/TIE TAB (MALE & FEMALE)
5.
SLACKS (FEMALE)
6.
TROUSERS (MALE)
7.
SHIRT/BLOUSE, SHORT SLEEVE (MALE & FEMALE)
8.
BELT & BUCKLE (MALE & FEMALE)
9.
SOCKS, BLACK (MALE & FEMALE)
10.
SHOES, LOW QUARTER (MALE & FEMALE)
11.
FLIGHT CAP INSIGNIA (MALE & FEMALE)
12.
LAPEL INSIGNIA (MALE & FEMALE)
13.
GRADE, ENLISTED (MALE & FEMALE)
14.
GRADE, OFFICER (MALE & FEMALE)
15.
GRADE, OFFICER, SHOULDER (MALE & FEMALE)
16.
NAME TAG (MALE & FEMALE)
Figure 16
LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL
NV-20051 AFJROTC