NO. The Commander's Award for Civilian Service is an honorary award presented by the Dept of the Army to civilian employees for commendable service or achievement. Only Army civilian employees are eligible to receive it, so there would be no way for a U.S. Marine to wear it on his uniform.
No, the Army Commander's Award for Civilian Service ribbon is awarded by the U.S. Army and is not authorized for wear on Marine uniforms. Each branch of the military has its own set of authorized ribbons and medals.
on the sleeve like every other uniform
No, you are no longer authorized to wear the Marine uniform. You have to be retired or discharged on disability to continue to wear the uniform. And you are not in the Marine reserved because you are in another service.
The Marine Corps does have regulations on civilian attire. They view civilian attire as a privilege. I would say as long as no one could tell, but You could possibly get in trouble if someone noticed. They would likely get you under this in the Uniform regulations:7a. Marines are associated and identified with the Marine Corps in and out of uniform, and when on or off duty. Therefore, when civilian clothing is worn, Marines will ensure that their dress and personal appearance are conservative and commensurate with the high standards traditionally associated with the Marine Corps. No eccentricities of dress will be permitted.
The United States Marine Corps uses 5 types of uniforms. They are categorized as follows: the dress uniform, the service uniform, the utility uniform, the physical training uniform and the misc. category.
The short sleeve khaki shirt with appropriate service trousers or skirt/slacks is designated as the service "C" uniform. During the winter season, commanders may, at their discretion, when the weather requires, authorize the service "C" uniform. This uniform may be worn as a uniform of the day and for leave or liberty, unless otherwise prescribed by the commander, and may be prescribed for formations at parades or ceremonies on and off the military activity. This uniform will not be worn for formal or semiformal social events. The green V-neck service sweater may be worn only as part of the service "B" uniform at the option of the individual. It will not be worn on those occasions when the wear of the service coat would be more appropriate. It may be worn as part of the duty uniform both on and off the military installation, for commuting to and from work, and on leave and liberty. It will not be worn for inspections, ceremonial formations, or parades.
Hash Marks represent four-year of service.
The hash stripes are actually Service Stripes and each stripe represents 4 years that the Marine has served.
You NEVER wear a tie in the Dress Blue uniform (except "C" which is long sleeve khaki shirt with blue trousers).The only other time a tie is worn on a male Marine Corps uniform is in Service "A" and Service "B."Source:MCO P1020.34(web)MARINE CORPS UNIFORM REGULATIONS
Yes, it is required to wear a t-shirt with the Marine Corps utility uniform. It serves as an undergarment and helps maintain a professional appearance.
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There are a great number of specifics governing the wearing of the Marine Corps uniform. The wearing of the Marine Corps uniform is taken extremely seriously and must follow all regulations.
Quite simply, a dangling thread on distressed civilian blue jeans might have a certain funk appeal at the local mall, but on a Marine Uniform it indicates that the wearer lacks pride in himself and thus dishonors the Corps.