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Marine Corps League Uniform, Medals, Ribbons and Awards Code |
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Uniform Code Extracts |
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| I. Marine Corps League Medals and Ribbons
Marine Corps League medals may be worn on
any Marine Corps league uniform except Casual, starting with the most
distinguished medal/ribbon first and others following in sequence. See
enclosure (4) National Award Section for further details. Under no conditions
are Marine Corps Service medals/ribbons to be worn with Marine Corps
League medals/ribbons. It must be one or the other. Marine Corps Service
or Marine Corps League ribbons are to be worn above left shirt pocket. |
| V. Marine Corps League Patches Marine Corps League patches shall be worn on the left sleeve, one and one-half (1 1/2) inches below the shoulder seam. No service or Unit patches to be worn on the Marine Corps League Uniform. Devil Dog Patch will be worn on the right sleeve one and one-half (1 1/2) inches below the shoulder seam. U.S. flag 2" x 3 1/2" on right sleeve
1 1/2" below the shoulder seam, if not member of MODD, and may
be worn by Associate members. |
| VI. Marine Corps League Covers
All members of the Marine Corps League are
authorized the Red cover. Members elected to National office, or appointed
to National Staff/Committees are authorized to wear Gold covers. The
National Commandant will wear a White cover. Members elected to, or
appointed on the Department (State) level are authorized to wear Red
with Gold crown covers. The Past National Commandants are authorized
to wear a Gold with White crown cover. Past Department Commandant, Past
Detachment Commandant, Past Kennel Chief and Past National Director
of Young Marines, with the years displayed for holding that office,
are the only members who are authorized to wear their respective cover
after their tour of duty is completed. All other personnel will revert
back to what they were wearing before they were elected or appointed
to office, removing past office identification strips. The only insignia
authorized to be worn on Marine Corps League covers is the Marine Corps
Emblem on left side. The Devil Dog patch will be worn up front on the
right side of the cover. The identification strips, i.e., the Department
or Detachment strip or embroidering will be centered on the right side.
If the Life strip is worn, it will be to the rear of the right side.
The Life Member strip will be worn the same as the identification strips
are worn. NO Division pins or other ornaments are authorized to be worn
on Marine Corps League covers. |
| VII. Special Uniform Authorization
At the National Convention it was voted to
allow Khaki shirts for ceremonial teams. Note however, that this uniform
will not be allowed at any Marine Corps League normal function, such
as meetings, Department or National Conventions, etc. The ceremonial
uniform will consist of a khaki shirt, dress blue trousers with red
stripe for regular members, black shoes and socks, and the Marine Corps
League red cover. No other covers or campaign covers will be worn. The
uniform will not have any military ribbons or medals, but Marine Corps
League ribbons are acceptable. The uniform will include the M.C.L. patch
on the left shoulder and sunburst or the M.C.L. collar emblems and the
Devil Dog ribbon and patch worn if appropriate. Otherwise, the American
flag can be worn on the right sleeve. Permission may be granted by the
Department Commandant for uniform variations to cope with unusual weather
conditions where applicable. It must be in written form accompanied
by color photographs of the front, rear, and both sides of the request
and sent to the Department for their records, and the uniform variance
can only be worn within that Department. |
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UNIFORM - MALE |
| UNDRESS - (Long Sleeve)
Standard cover - with Devil Dog patch when
authorized. |
| UNDRESS - (Short Sleeve)
Standard cover - with Devil Dog patch when
authorized. |
| CASUAL
Standard cover - with Devil Dog patch when
authorized. |
| FORMAL DRESS
Standard cover - with Devil Dog patch when
authorized. |
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