Navy Uniform Regs Chapter 5 Badges/awards/insignia

Front 1

Consists of a replica of
the coat of arms of the President of the United States in gold, encircled with 50 silver stars, on a blue enamel disk with the outer edge of gold rays radiating from the center,
1-3/4 inches in diameter.

Back 1

Presidential Service Badge

Front 2

Consists of a white enameled disc surrounded by 27 gold rays radiating from the center, 1-15/16 inches in diameter. A gold device taken
from the seal of the Vice President of the United States is in the center of the white disc.

Back 2

Vice Presidential Service Badge

Front 3

Consists of a gold spread
eagle grasping three gold crossed arrows, and an enamel
shield with 13 red and white stripes and a blue chief,
surcharged on its breast; passing behind the wing tips is a gold amulet bearing 13 gold stars above the eagle; a wreath of laurel and a green enamel olive is below the eagle, the whole is superimposed on a silver sunburst of 33 rays,
approximately 2 inches in diameter. Miniature badges are
approximately 1-1/2 inches in diameter.

Back 3

Office of Secretary of Defense

Front 4

Regular badge, approximately
2-1/4 inches by 2 inches, consists of an oval silver
metal wreath of laurel with the United States shield, (the Chief in blue enamel and the 13 stripes alternating white and red enamel) on four gold metal unsheathed swords. Two swords are in pale and two are in saltire with points to Chief, the points and pommels resting on the wreath, the blades and grips entwined with a gold metal continuous scroll surrounding the shield with the word JOINT at the top and the words CHIEFS OF STAFF at the bottom, all tin blue enamel letters. Miniature badges are approximately 1-1/2 inches in diameter.

Back 4

Joint Chiefs of Staff

Front 5

Full size badges are approximately 1-3/4 inches by 1-3/8 inches, oval, and bordered with a gold chain. The Master or Senior Chief Petty Officer
device and identifying silver plate, with applicable raised
silver lettering("Navy", "Fleet", "Force", or "Command"), are centered on a brushed gold background. Miniature badges are one-half the size of the regular badge..

Back 5

Navy/Fleet/Force/CNO-Directed/Command/Chief of
the Boat

Front 6

Embossed around the outside
of the badge are "United States Navy," "Recruiting
Command" and two stars. The center contains an eagle
design, similar to the Bureau of Naval Personnel seal.
Excellent performance meeting criteria set by COMNAVCRUITCOM
is acknowledged with the addition of a gold metallic
wreath and gold or silver stars. All recruiters, officer
and enlisted, serving in assigned recruiting billets in the direct recruiting production chain are eligible for the
gold wreath award. Subsequent awards are signified by
silver stars added to the wreath and a gold star is issued in lieu of three silver stars. Wear the wreath only while assigned to recruiting billets designated by COMNAVCRUITCOM.

Back 6

Recruiting Command

Front 7

The words are embossed
around the outside of the badge in gold lettering set in a blue background ("United States Navy," "Career Counselor," and two stars). The center contains an eagle design,
similar to the Bureau of Naval Personnel seal.

Back 7

Career Counselor

Front 8

A gold rope borders the
RDC badge, and a black band inside the gold rope is
embossed in gold lettering with the words "Division Commander". The center contains an eagle design, similar to the Bureau of Naval Personnel Seal, on a white background encircled by gold link. On the Gold Wreath
Award, a gold wreath borders the badge. A white scroll
with the word "Excellence" in gold inside the gold wreath
is embossed in gold lettering with the words "Division Commander". The center contains an eagle design, similar to the Bureau of Naval Personnel Seal, on a white background encircled by gold link

Back 8

Recruit Division Commander Badge and Gold Wreath Award

Front 9

A circular, gold metal
emblem, 1 inch in diameter, with a gold anchor
superimposed in the center of a silver federal shield.
UNITED STATES MERCHANT MARINE is inscribed around the
device.

Back 9

Merchant Marine Service Emblem

Front 10

The MAA Law-enforcement Badges may not be worn on what uniform?

Back 10

Formal and Dinner Dress

Front 11

Wher are Navy personnel assigned to Join Unified commands wear distinctive command identification badges?

Back 11

Only when approved by the CNO.

Front 12

The miniture command insiginal may not be worn on what uniform?

Back 12

Full Dress Uniforms

Front 13

Miniture small craft insigina may not be worn on what uniforms?

Back 13

Full Dress Uniforms

Front 14

What background material may be used for emboried devices?

Back 14

Material that matches the uniform on which is worn.

Front 15

One or two warfare emboired insgina devises may be worn on what uniform/s?

Back 15

Navy Coverals and Utilities.

Front 16

What ingsingina is worn by enlisted personnel that has worn the small craft ingsignia
and are advanced to Officer status?

Back 16

The gold small craft ingsignia.

Front 17

A
gold embroidered or gold metal
winged pin with a fouled
anchor behind a shield in the
center.

Back 17

Naval Aviator Insignia.

Front 18

A
gold pin with a star shooting
diagonally from the bottom
right to the top left, through
an elliptical ring, on the
shield of traditional Naval
Aviator's wings

Back 18

Astronaut Insignia.

Front 19

A gold embroidered
metal pin with a star shooting
diagonally from bottom right
to top left through an elliptical
ring, on the shield of
the traditional Naval Flight
Officer's wings.
c. Naval Aviator

Back 19

Naval Astronaut (NFO) Insignia.

Front 20

A gold embroidered
or gold metal winged pin with
a silver 0 circumscribing a
plain silver anchor on a gold
background.

Back 20

Naval Aviation Observer
and Flight Meteorologist
Insignia.

Front 21

A gold embroidered or
gold metal winged pin with a
supply corps oak leaf in the
center.

Back 21

Naval Aviation Supply
Corps.

Front 22

A winged, gold embroidered or
gold metal pin with a Medical
Corps device in the center inscribed
in an oval.

Back 22

Flight Surgeon Insignia.

Front 23

A gold metal pin designed like
the flight surgeons' without
the acorn.

Back 23

Flight Nurse Insignia.

Front 24

A gold embroidered
or gold metal winged
pin with a shield with a set
of small, crossed, fouled
anchors in the center.

Back 24

Naval Flight Officer
Insignia (NFO)

Front 25

A gold embroidered
or gold metal winged
pin with a shield with a set
of small, crossed, fouled
anchors in the center.

Back 25

Naval Flight Officer
Insignia (NFO)

Front 26

A gold embroidered
or gold metal winged
pin with a Medical Service
Corps device in the center inscribed
in an oval.
j. Aircrew Insignia (AC). A

Back 26

Aviation Experimental Psychologist
and Aviation Physiologist
Insignia.

Front 27

A
gold metal winged pin with an
anchor inscribed in a circle
in the center. The letters
"AC" straddle the shank of the
anchor.

Back 27

Aircrew Insignia (AC).

Front 28

A silver
metal winged pin with an anchor
on a shield in the center
and a scroll at the bottom of
the shield.

Back 28

Aviation Warfare Specialist
Insignia (EAWS).

Front 29

A gold or silver embroidered
or metal pin showing bow view
of a submarine proceeding on
the surface with bow planes
rigged for diving; flanked by
dolphins in horizontal position,
their heads resting on
upper edge of bow planes.

Back 29

Submarine Insignia (SS).

Front 30

A gold color metal
pin with two dolphins facing
an oval in the center inscribed
with the Medical Corps
device. The acorn in center
is silver.

Back 30

Submarine Medical
Insignia.

Front 31

A gold color metal
pin with two dolphins facing
an oval in the center inscribed
with the Medical Corps
device. The acorn in center
is silver.
n. Submarin

Back 31

Submarine Medical
Insignia.

Front 32

A gold metal pin
with two dolphins facing a
silver circle center inscribed
with a silver, three bladed,
propeller on a gold background.
The tips of propeller
blades trisect the circle and
one blade is vertical.

Back 32

Submarine Engineering Duty
Insignia.

Front 33

A
gold metal pin with two
dolphins facing a Supply Corps
oak leaf in the center.

Back 33

Submarine Supply Corps.

Front 34

A silver metal pin
showing the broadside view of
a "Flying Fish" class submarine
proceeding on the surface,
with a scroll at the
bottom of the wave.

Back 34

Submarine Combat Patrol
Insignia.

Front 35

A silver or gold
metal pin showing the broadside
view of a "LAFAYETTE"
class SSBN proceeding submerged,
with a POLARIS missile
circled by three electron
paths, centered in the foregound,
and a scroff across the
bottom of missile and submarine.

Back 35

SSBN Deterrent Patrol Insignia.

Front 36

A gold metal pin, with
the bow and superstructure of
a modern naval warship on two
crossed swords, on a background
of ocean swells.

Back 36

Surface Warfare Insignia
(SWO).

Front 37

A gold metal
pin, with a spread oak leaf, a
silver acorn on each side of
the stem on two crossed
swords, on a background of
ocean swells.

Back 37

Surface Warfare Dental
Corps Insignia.

Front 38

A gold metal
pin, with a spread oak leaf
surcharged with a silver acorn
on two crossed swords, on a
background of ocean swells.

Back 38

Surface Warfare Medical
Corps Insignia.

Front 39

A
gold metal pin, with a spread
oak leaf, attached to a slanting
twig on two crossed
swords, on a background of
ocean swells.

Back 39

Surface Warfare Medical
Service Corps Insignia.

Front 40

A gold metal
pin, with a spread oak leaf on
two crossed swords, on a background
of ocean swells.

Back 40

Surface Warfare Nurse
Corps Insignia.

Front 41

A gold metal pin
with a supply corps oak leaf
centered on the bow and superstructure
of a modern naval
warship superimposed on two
crossed naval swords, on a
background of ocean swells.

Back 41

Surface Supply Corps
Insignia.

Front 42

A silver
metal pin showing the bow and
superstructure of a modern
naval warship on two crossed
cutlasses, on a background of
ocean swells.

Back 42

Enlisted Surface Warfare
Insignia (ESWS).

Front 43

A gold metal pin consisting of
a five-pointed pyramidal star
on anchor flukes and a
partially unfurled commission
pennant showing six stars.

Back 43

Command-at-Sea Insignia.

Front 44

A gold metal,
three pronged trident
centered on an elliptically
shaped laurel wreath.

Back 44

Command Ashore/Project
Manager Insignia.

Front 45

A
gold or silver metal pin with
a small craft circumscribed by
an anchor flukes on the sides
and bottom and a three star
pennant on top.

Back 45

Small Craft Insignia.

Front 46

A
ship's helm with two crossed
fouled anchors in the center.

Back 46

Craftmaster Insignia.

Front 47

Same ship and bow wave
as Surface Warfare Insignia.
In lieu of crossed swords,
there is an ordnance disposal
bomb over crossed lightning
rays on one side, and a diving
helmet over two tridents on
the other.

Back 47

Special Operations Insignia.

Front 48

A gold metal pin with
an eagle holding a trident and
and enlisted cutlass on a
background of ocean swells.

Back 48

Special Warfare Insignia
(SEAL).

Front 49

A silver metal pin
showing the bow and
superstructure of a Mark V
Special Operations Craft on a
crossed flint-lock pistol and
enlisted cutlass, on a
background of ocean swells.

Back 49

Special Warfare
Combatant-Craft Crewman
(SWCC).

Front 50

A gold or silver metal pin
with a bee on crossed sword
and gun superimposed on an
anchor on a background of
leaves.

Back 50

Seabee Combat Warfare
Specialist Insignia (SCWS).

Front 51

A silver metal pin
with an open parachute
flanked on either side by
wings that curve upward.

Back 51

Basic Parachutist Insignia
(PJ).

Front 52

A gold embroidered
or gold metal winged pin with
a gold open parachute in the
center.

Back 52

Naval Parachutist Insignia
(PJ).

Front 53

A gold metal pin with
two upright seahorses facing
a diving helmet, and two tridents
projecting upward and
canted outward form the
diving helmets cover. A
double carrick bend
superimposed on the breast
plate.

Back 53

Diving Officer Insignia
(DV).

Front 54

A silver metal
diving helmet surrounded by
sea serpents.

Back 54

First Class Diver Insignia
(DV).

Front 55

A silver metal
diving helmet and breastplate.

Back 55

Second Class Diver Insignia
(DV).

Front 56

A silver metal pin
with a conventional drop bomb,
point down on a shield, and
radiant with four lightning
flashes, all within a wreath
of laurel leaves.

Back 56

Basic Explosive Ordnance
Disposal Warfare Insignia
(EOD).

Front 57

A gold or
silver metal trieste, on a
trident, surrounded by dolphins.

Back 57

Deep Submergence.

Front 58

A gold or
silver metal pin with a trident
and seahorse twined on a globe
superimposed on a breaking wave.

Back 58

Integrated Undersea Surveillance
System.

Front 59

A silver metal device
depicting the eagle, globe and
anchor atop two crossed rifles on
a background of ocean swells
breaking on a sandy beach.

Back 59

Fleet Marine Force (FMF)
Enlisted Warfare Specialist
Insignia.

Front 60

Created in 1938
is based on the original eagle
carved into the stern of the USS
CONSTITUTION. A gold embroidered
or metal spread eagle surcharged
with crossed anchors behind a
shield in the center. The
letters "USNR" appear on the
scroll at the bottom.

Back 60

Naval Reserve Merchant
Marine Insignia.

Front 61

Nametags
Center (1) ___ inch aboe the (2) ________ breast pocket.
Demensions of a nametage is (3) ____ inch by _____ inches.

Back 61

(1) 1/4 inch
(2) right breast pocket
(3) 1 inch by 3-1/2

Front 62

Velcro Backed Leather Nametags.
Shall be made of plain (1)_____ in (2)_"x_"
Emoboosed in (3) _____ for O's/CPOs and (4) _____ for E's
the block letters, (5) ___ inch hight

Back 62

(1) Black (2) 2"x4"
(3) Gold (4) Sliver
(5) 1/4 inch

Front 63

Define: Decoration

Back 63

An award bestowed upon an individual for a specific personnal act of gallantry or meritorious service.

Front 64

Unit Award.

Back 64

An award made to an operating
unit worn only by members of that unit who participated in
the cited action.

Front 65

Service Award.

Back 65

An award made to those who
have participated in designated wars, campaigns, expeditions,
etc., or who have fulfilled creditable, specific,
service requirements.

Front 66

Medal

Back 66

An award presented to an individual
for performing certain duties, acts, or services consisting
of a medallion hanging from a distinctively colored
suspension ribbon.

Front 67

Miniature Medal.

Back 67

Replica of large medal, 1/2
the size of large medal. There is no miniature Medal of
Honor.

Front 68

Badge

Back 68

An award, to an individual for
special proficiency, consisting of a medallion hung from
bar(s).

Front 69

Ribbon or Ribbon Bar.

Back 69

Consists of a portion
of a medal's suspension ribbon

Front 70

Rosette

Back 70

Lapel device made by gathering the
suspension ribbon of the medal into a circular shape.

Front 71

Lapel-Button

Back 71

A miniature replica of the
ribbon or ribbon bar.

Front 72

Attachment

Back 72

Any item such as a star, letter,
clasp or other device worn on the suspension ribbon of a
medal or on the ribbon.

Front 73

When can a member wear medals in civilian clothing?

Back 73

evening dress (white tie) or civilian dinner dress (black
tie) in the same manner as for dinner dress jackets.

Front 74

When are NON-MILITARY DECORATIONS authorized for wear on the naval uniform?

Back 74

After all unit awards; precendence shall be the order of date of acceptance.

Front 75

What is the Arrangement of the Ribbion Bar?

Back 75

Arrange ribbions in order of precedence in rows from top down, inboard to outboard. Wear either the three senior ribbions, or all ribbions if you have earned three or more.

Front 76

What is the maximum medals can be worn in each row?

Back 76

3

Front 77

Is Plating or polishing medals authoried?

Back 77

Plating or polishing medals is
prohibited except personnel assigned to Washington Ceremonial
Guard.

Front 78

How long is a row of Miniature medals?

Back 78

Each
row of miniatures is 2-1/4 inches long

Front 79

How many miniature medals are authorized in a row.

Back 79

Wear up to five miniature medals in
a row with no overlap

Front 80

What is the size of the Gold or Silver stars on the ribbions?

Back 80

5/16 inch

Front 81

Wear silver stars in
lieu of (1) ___ gold or (2) ___ bronze stars.

Back 81

(1) 5 (2) 5

Front 82

What is the Size of Bronze Stars?

Back 82

3/16 inch

Front 83

What is the Bronze Letter "V"?

Back 83

The bronze letter "V" may be worn on the following ribbons
if the citation specifically authorizes the "V" for valor
(heroism):

Front 84

Personnel receiving
Strike/Flight awards of the Air Medal wear a (1)(color and Size) inch (2) numeral on the Air Medal indicating the total number of awards received.

Back 84

(1) bronze 5/16
(2) Arabic

Front 85

What is the size and color of the Navy "E"?

Back 85

3/16 inch and silver

Front 86

For four or more award of the Navy "E" what do you wear?

Back 86

For four or
more awards, wear only one 3/16 inch silver wreathed "E"
attachment centered on the ribbon.

Front 87

What is the size of the "S" and "E" for qualificating for marksmanship?

Back 87

1/4 Inch

Front 88

With Service Ribbon (Navy-Marine Corps-Coast Guard)
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of
life, above and beyond the call of duty, in action
involving actual conflict with an opposing armed force.

Back 88

MEDAL OF HONOR