AFI36-2903_AMCSUP_JBCHARLESTONSUP — Dress And Appearance Of Air Force Personnel

AFI36-2903_AMCSUP_JBCHARLESTONSUP governs Air Force personnel dress and appearance and alternate uniform wear at Joint Base Charleston.

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• Publication number: AFI36-2903_AMCSUP_JBCHARLESTONSUP
• Title: DRESS AND APPEARANCE OF AIR FORCE PERSONNEL
• Date: 2018-03-15

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AFI36-2903_AMCSUP_JBCHARLESTONSUP addresses OCPU wear by EOD and Security Forces personnel, morale nametags, and laboratory coats. It requires specified garments, patches, headgear, and wear conditions for covered duties.

Applies to: It applies to all Joint Base Charleston Air Force members, including the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard (ANG), except where noted otherwise.

Topics covered

• Alternate uniform wear
• Operational Camouflage Pattern Uniform
• EOD personnel uniform wear
• Security Forces uniform conditions
• Morale nametags
• Laboratory coats

Questions and answers

What undergarments and patches are required for EOD operations?

AF approved “no melt, no drip” undergarments are required to be worn while conducting EOD operations.

What patches are authorized on the OCPU?

Name tape, Air Force tape, rank insignia, subdued American Flag and subdued EOD patches are the only authorized patches approved for wear.

What headgear is authorized with the OCPU?

The OCPU patrol cap is the only authorized head gear (exception: boonie hat may be worn on training ranges/active range clearances).

When may morale nametags be worn?

Morale nametags may be worn of Fridays and during special events.

When are laboratory coats authorized?

Laboratory coats will only be worn in direct support of patient care inside medical treatment facilities and are not authorized for outside wear.

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