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Are blue ink pens authorized in the military?
This is a little harder than just yes or no. For the most part the military uses black ink because it copies better and faxes better. However the commanding officer of a unit will usually use red ink so that anytime you see something in red you know it was written or signed by the commanding officer. The executive officer (number 2 in command) uses green ink and the operations officer in some units uses blue.
What was ink made from in World War 1?
it was made of charcoal and water.
What is one of the major strains?
i think ink like pens markers and paint
What chemicals were in the special handkerchief during world war 2?
secret ink
Why did the defence of the realm act World War 1 ban invisible ink to letters abroad?
The regulation of banning invisible ink to letters abroad was banned so that enemies could not communicate. This was enabled as it stopped people writing secret messages to one another about the tactics the United Kingdom had during the war.
Why does navy officer's signs in red ink?
Only person authorized to sign using red ink is the Commanding Officer. review correspondence manual. I have seen CO's use blue ink. XO is usually green.
Why does navy officer sign in blue ink?
Navy officers sign in blue ink to create a clear distinction between original documents and copies. Blue ink is often used to indicate that a signature is authentic and not a reproduction, as black ink can be more easily replicated by photocopiers. This practice helps maintain the integrity and authenticity of important documents. Additionally, it serves as a standard procedure within the military to ensure uniformity.
Are blue ink pens authorized in the military?
This is a little harder than just yes or no. For the most part the military uses black ink because it copies better and faxes better. However the commanding officer of a unit will usually use red ink so that anytime you see something in red you know it was written or signed by the commanding officer. The executive officer (number 2 in command) uses green ink and the operations officer in some units uses blue.
Should gazetted officer sign in green ink only if it is in blue ink the attestation is invalid clarify?
stamp is a must no restriction with color
What color ink to sign business letter?
black ink
Does Old Navy have gap clothes?
No. Old Navy is part of Gap Ink. but does not have gap clothes.
What color ink do you use to sign loan documents?
Black ink
Can you sign 1687 with blue ink pen?
Unless a document specifes that you must sign it in black ink, it is generally acceptable to sign a document in blue ink. The reason many documents specify black ink is because it reproduces better when the document is copied.
What do you sign the back of a credit card with?
You sign it with a pen - and permanent ink.
Who can use green ink pen for sign?
charege head master use for green ink pen &sing
What is invisble ink?
it is in this white poddle that has invisable ink sign on it and it is blue ink that you can put on someone shirt and then it disappears after a little while.
Why does navy use black ink?
Black ink (typed and written) is the official color for ink used in the Navy for several reasons: 1. Blue and Red inks do not copy well (Xerox) when necessary. 2. Pencils are not allowed for official documents. 3. Red ink is used for document security classification and similar uses.
