Uniforms of the US Navy:
Regulations and Other Official DocumentsUniforms
Historical Surveys of the Evolution of US Navy Uniforms
Uniform Regulations
Uniform ChangesAiguillettes
Buttons
Chief Petty Officers' Uniforms
Confederate Navy Uniforms
Hats/Caps
Insignias
Khaki
Maintenance/Care of Uniforms
Men's Uniforms
Pants/Bell-bottoms
Personal Appearance
Seabags
Shirts/Jumpers
Shoes
Uniforms, misc.
Women's UniformsClothing and Individual Equipment
Cold-Weather/Foul-Weather Wear
Gas Masks and Breathing Apparatus
Identification Tags ("Dog Tags")
Historical Surveys of the Evolution of
US Navy Uniforms
Bartlett, Joe. "On
the Button: The Crackerjacks' History Isn't Just a Sea Story."
All Hands. 903 (June 1992): 12-15.
Conner, Jim and Phillip R. Montgomery.
"What's In, What's
Out: Navy Uniforms: 200 Years of Change." All Hands.
947 (March 1996): 6-7.
"EM
Uniform in the Early Navy a Colorful Affair." All
Hands. 388 (June 1949): 52.
"Evolution
of Cap Device." Washington, DC: Historical Research Branch,
Naval Historical Center, 1978.
"First
Enlisted Man's Uniform." All Hands. 446 (April
1954): 45.
Jansing, Tom. "Evolution
of Navy Uniforms: Two Centuries of Change and Progress."
All Hands. 703 (August 1975): 52-60.
Jones, Mel. "New
Cap Devices Okayed." Navy Times. 18 (22 January
1969): 1, 50.
Kalkus, Stanley [Director, Navy
Department Library]. Correspondence,
concerning ornamentation of cap devices, dated 3 June 1983.
Moss, James A. "The
Origin of the Aiguillette." Officer's Manual.
8th ed. (Menasha, WI: George Banta Publishing Co., 1941): 112.
"Navy
Uniform Worn by Commissioned Officers, Warrants and CPOs has Long
History Too." All Hands. 460 (June 1955): 30-31.
"Needed:
A 5-Button Tradition." All Hands. 347 (February
1946): 9.
"Notes
on the Introduction of Gold-Embroidered Cap Visors."
Washington, DC: Navy Dept. Library, December 1982.
Ohl, Bob. "Have
Bell Bottoms … Will Travel." All Hands. 460
(June 1955): 28-30.
"Present
Uniform Favored by 3 to 1, According to 5,000 Letters to BuPers."
All Hands. 355 (September 1946): 61.
Price, Chris. "Board
of Attire? Your Request Can Change Navy Dress." All
Hands. 903 (June 1992): 16-19.
"The
Significance of the Uniform." All Hands. 304 (July
1942): 43-45.
"Three
Centuries of Tradition." All Hands. 728 (September
1977): 20.
Tily, James C. "Uniforms
and Insignia: Engineering and Construction Corps United States
Navy." Bureau of Ships Journal. 9, no.5 (May 1960):
2-10.
"Uniform
Traditions." All Hands. 703 (August 1975): 61.
United States. Bureau of Navigation.
"Uniforms."
Bulletin. 13 February 1932.
United States. Chief of Naval Operations. "History of U.S. Navy [Enlisted] Uniforms." OPNAV [Office of the Chief of Naval Operations] Information Bulletin. 11 May 1981.
United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Naval Personnel. "History of U.S. Navy Uniforms." Appendix 2. United States Navy Uniform Regulations. NavPers 15665D. Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office, 1981.
Uniform Regulations
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(January-June, 1944): 560-561.
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(July-December, 1946): 250-251.
"Officers
Attached to Fleet Aircraft Squadrons, Minimum Uniform Requirements
for." Navy Department Bulletin. (January-June,
1944): 444.
"Shoes
and Working Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(January-June, 1944): 100.
"Summer
Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin. (July-December,
1946): 62.
"Swords-Abolished
as Part of Uniform." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 660.
"Swords,
Possession and Use of." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 591.
U.S.
Navy Nurse Corps General Uniform Instructions, 1917.
"Uniform
for Chief Cooks and Chief Stewards and Cooks and Stewards."
Navy Department Bulletin. (January-June 1944): 625-626.
"Uniform
Regulations, 1797."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1802."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1814."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1833."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1841."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1852."
"Uniform
Regulations, 1864."
"Uniform
Regulations, Women's Reserve, United States Naval Reserve, 1943."
"Uniforms
of Chief Petty Officers, Chief Cooks, Chief Stewards, Cooks, and
Stewards - Changes in." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 476-477.
United States. Chief of Naval Operations.
"Management and Control
of Leather Flight Jackets." OPNAV [Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations] Instruction 10126.4C. 11 September 2002.
____. "Navy
Uniforms." NAVADMIN [Naval Administrative] Message 021/03.
24 January 2003.
____. "Task
Force Uniform." NAVADMIN [Naval Administrative] Message
154/03. 11 June 2003.
United States. Bureau of Naval
Personnel. "Combination Cap
for E1-E6 Men." BUPERS [Bureau of Naval Personnel]
Notice 1020. 19 December 1983.
____. "Unit
Identification Marks." BUPERS [Bureau of Naval
Personnel] Notice 1020. 22 December 1983.
"U.S.
Navy Nurse Corps General Uniform Instructions, 1917."
Women's
Uniform Regulations, Yeomen (F), U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 1918.
Women's
Winter Uniform Regulations, Yeomen (F), U.S. Naval Reserve Force,
1919.
Uniform Changes
Bish, LoraLei. "New
Look for Navy?" All Hands. 959 (March 1997): 6.
"Brown
Shoes Are Back." All Hands. 837 (December 1986):
2-3.
"Changeover
Nears." All Hands. 385 (March 1949): 6.
"Changes
in Uniform Regs Listed in 1947 Edition Now Being Distributed."
All Hands. 366 (August 1947): 40-41.
"Changes
Made in Wave Uniform Regulations." All Hands.
335 (February 1945): 79.
Chapman, Christopher. "New Flight Deck Trousers Debut
on Enterprise." All Hands. 1015 (November
2001): 14.
"Coming
Soon…The New Uniforms." All Hands. 675 (August
1973): 3-7.
"Current
and Future Changes in Uniform Regs Listed." All Hands.
363 (May 1947): 56.
"Enlisted
Personnel Uniform to Be Changed: Trousers Get Fly Front, Hip and
Side Pockets, Coat-Style Sleeves." All Hands.
375 (May 1948): 33.
"Gray
Uniforms Authorized for Enlisted Men at Sea." All
Hands. 319 (October 1943): 67.
"Grays
OK for Sea; CPO Blues Changed." All Hands. 381
(November 1948): 47.
"Green
Uniforms Mandatory Only for Aviators, Pilots." All
Hands. 327 (June 1944): 71.
"Here's
New Foul-Weather Gear." All Hands. 354 (August
1946): 71.
"Important
Changes in Navy Uniform Regulations Approved by SecNav."
All Hands. 385 (March 1949): 38.
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(January-June, 1944): 560-561.
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(July-December, 1946): 250-251.
"Navy
Uniform Regulation Reminders." All Hands. 887
(February 1991): 3.
"New
Jacket and Cap Are Among Changes to Sailor's Wardrobe."
All Hands. 463 (September 1955): 30.
"New
Tropical Uniform is Approved for Officers, CPOs." All
Hands. 451 (September 1954): 37.
"New
Uniform Changes Announced." All Hands. 684 (January
1974): 34.
"No
More Bell Bottoms? Sailor's Traditional Garb Goes Overboard If
Three Basic New Uniforms Pass Muster." All Hands.
347 (February 1946): 6-9.
"Officers'
Full Dress and Dress Uniforms Out Until 1 Oct 1949."
All Hands. 365 (July 1947): 52.
Pearce, Jessica. "Recruits
March Toward Future in New Boots." Navy Newsstand. story
no. NNS030425-19. 28 April 2003.
Pierrot, Valisha. "Changing
Navy Uniforms is up to You." The [Washington Navy Yard]
Waterline. 20, no.24 (20 June 2003): 1, 4.
Price, Chris. "Board
of Attire? Your Request Can Change Navy Dress." All
Hands. 903 (June 1992): 16-19.
"Pros,
Cons Speak Their Piece." All Hands. 347 (February
1946): 8.
"Regs
Revised on Uniforms of CPOs, Cooks, Stewards and Naval Personnel
Serving with Marine Forces." All Hands. 326 (May
1944): 65.
"Shortened
Jumpers Officially Approved." All Hands. 326 (May
1944): 64.
"Uniform
Changes Include New Sports Model Shirt, Lightweight Raincoat."
All Hands. 545 (June 1962): 46.
"Uniform
Changes Listed: Peacoat Will Get New Convertible Collar."
All Hands. 375 (May 1948): 47.
"Uniform
Changes: New Jacket and Sweater Authorized." All Hands.
919 (November 1993): ii.
"Uniform
Changes Published Pending Detailed Revision of Present Regulations."
All Hands. 382 (December 1948): 48.
"Uniforms
of Chief Petty Officers, Chief Cooks, Chief Stewards, Cooks, and
Stewards - Changes in." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 476-477.
United States. Chief of Naval Operations.
"Task Force Uniform."
NAVADMIN [Naval Administrative] Message 154/03. 11 June 2003.
"W-V(S)
Officers to Wear Stars on Their Uniforms." All Hands.
331 (October 1944): 68.
"WAVES
Get Slacks, White Uniforms: Summer Work Uniform to be Navy Blue."
All Hands. 312 (March 1943): 20, 50.
"Waves
to have Exercise Suit." All Hands. 333 (December
1944): 77.
"What
the Well-Dressed Wave Will Wear." All Hands. 320
(November 1943): 78.
"Women's
New Dress Blues Aren't Blue." OPNAV [Office of
the Chief of Naval Operations] Information Bulletin. 31
July 1972: [1?].
* * * * * *
Aiguillettes
"How
Did it Start?" Bureau of Naval Personnel Information
Bulletin. 322 (January 1944): 48.
Moss, James A. Officer's Manual.
8th ed. [origin of the aigullette]
(Menasha, WI: George Banta Publishing Co., 1941): 112.
"Origin
of Aiguillettes." All Hands. 615 (April 1968):
34-35.
Buttons
Bartlett, Joe. "On
the Button: The Crackerjacks' History Isn't Just a Sea Story."
All Hands. 903 (June 1992): 12-15.
"Needed:
A 5-Button Tradition." All Hands. 347 (February
1946): 9.
Chief Petty Officers' Uniforms
"Grays
OK for Sea; CPO Blues Changed." All Hands. 381
(November 1948): 47.
"Navy
Uniform Worn by Commissioned Officers, Warrants and CPOs has Long
History Too." All Hands. 460 (June 1955): 30-31.
"New
Tropical Uniform is Approved for Officers, CPOs." All
Hands. 451 (September 1954): 37.
"Officer
and CPO Uniforms Available from 200 Retail, 90 Ship's Service
Stores." All Hands. 336 (March 1945): 79.
"Officer
Uniforms Listed for Regulars, Reserves." All Hands. 354
(August 1946): 71.
"Petty
Officer Rating Badge Locations and Eagle Designs."
"Regs
Revised on Uniforms of CPOs, Cooks, Stewards and Naval Personnel
Serving with Marine Forces." All Hands. 326 (May
1944): 65.
Shaffer, Larry C. "CPO
Uniform Standards" in Military Requirements for Chief
Petty Officer. Pensacola, FL: Naval Education and Training
Command, 1988.
"Slate
Grays Authorized for C.P.O.s." All Hands. 318
(September 1943): 72.
Cold-Weather/Foul-Weather Wear
"Here's
New Foul-Weather Gear." All Hands. 354 (August
1946): 71.
"How
to Beat Old Man Winter: Tips for Sailors in Cold Climates …
How to Avoid Colds, Thaw Out Frozen Fingers." All
Hands. 322 (January 1944): 29-30, 52.
Confederate Navy Uniforms
United States. Office of Naval
War Records. Uniform and Dress
of the Navy of the Confederate States. Washington, DC:
Government Printing Office, 1898.
Gas Masks and Breathing Apparatus
"Hose
Masks for Damage-Control Purposes." Navy Department
Bulletin. (January-June, 1944): 670-673.
"Shallow-Water
Diving Mask: Use of Gas Mask." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 1118-1121.
"What
do You Know about OBA?" All Hands. 615 (April
1968): 28-31.
Hats/Caps
"Evolution
of Cap Device." Washington, D.C.: Historical Research
Branch, Naval Historical Center, 1978.
"Famed
CO Once Offered Hat as Incentive to Reenlistment." All
Hands. 388 (June 1949): 52.
"Garrison
Cap Authorized for All Wave Personnel." All Hands.
333 (December 1944): 77.
"Garrison
Caps Made Optional: Elimination of Braid on Caps, Half-Sleeve
Stripes Ordered." All Hands. 311 (February 1943):
33.
Hensgen, Marke A. "To
Cap It All Off … A Fond Look at a Navy Trademark: Uses (and
Abuses) of the 'Dixie Cup.'" All Hands. 860 (November
1988): 33-35.
Jones, Mel. "New
Cap Devices Okayed." Navy Times. 18 (22 January
1969): 1, 50.
Kalkus, Stanley [Director, Navy
Department Library]. Correspondence,
concerning ornamentation of cap devices, dated 3 June 1983.
Lindquist, E.H. "Distinctive
White Hat Tops Sailors Uniforms." All Hands. 934
(February 1995): 15.
"Notes
on the Introduction of Gold-Embroidered Cap Visors."
Washington, DC: Navy Department Library, 1982.
"Ships'
Ball Caps."
United States. Bureau of Naval
Personnel. "Combination Cap
for E1-E6 Men." BUPERS [Bureau of Naval Personnel]
Notice 1020. 19 December 1983.
United States. Department of the
Navy. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Permanent Naval Uniform
Board. "Cap Ribbons;
Historical Information on." Memorandum. 10 April 1953.
Identification Tags ("Dog Tags")
"'Dog
Tag' Survey Made: Unofficial Results Surprising." Naval
Aviation News. (April 1957): 16.
"Every
Man in Navy to Wear Metal Identification Tag." Our
Navy. 11, no.4 (August 1917): 39.
"Identification
Tags." Bureau of Naval Personnel Information Bulletin.
317 (August 1943): 65.
"Identification
Tags ('Dog Tags')"
"Personal
Identification Tags or 'Dog Tags'"
"Ships
& Stations." Bureau of Naval Personnel Information
Bulletin. 334 (January 1945): 47.
Insignias
"Aerospace
Experimental Psychologist and Aerospace Physiologist."
Naval Aviation News. (July-August 1996): 27.
"Evolution
of Cap Device." Washington, D.C.: Historical Research
Branch, Naval Historical Center, 1978.
"Flight
Nurse." Naval Aviation News. (July-August 1996):
27.
"Flight
Surgeon." Naval Aviation News. (July-August 1996):
26.
Garrett, Fay A. History
of the Insignia of the Staff Corps of the United States Navy.
Unpublished typescript cataloged in the Navy Department Library
(1958).
Jones, Mel. "New
Cap Devices Okayed." Navy Times. 18 (22 January
1969): 1, 50.
Kalkus, Stanley [Director, Navy
Department Library]. Correspondence,
concerning ornamentation of cap devices, dated 3 June 1983.
Meigs, Fred. Correspondence,
concerning star points, dated 18 June 1970.
"Naval
Aviation in World War I: The Origin of Navy Wings." Naval
Aviation News. (February 1968): 18.
"Naval
Aviation Insignia."
"Origin
of Navy Pilot Wings: Adm. Towers Recalls Artist-Designer."
Naval Aviation News. (August 1948): 21.
"Petty
Officer Rating Badge Locations and Eagle Designs."
Smith, Trudy. "Right
Arm Rates." Memo to Fred Meigs, Navy Department Library,
dated August 11, 1976.
Tily, James C. "Uniforms
and Insignia: Engineering and Construction Corps United States
Navy." Bureau of Ships Journal. 9, no.5 (May 1960):
2-10.
United States. Bureau of Naval
Personnel. Seamanship.
NAVPERS [Naval Personnel] 16118. (Washington, DC: Government Printing
Office, 1944): 9-15.
United States. Bureau of Naval
Personnel. "Unit Identification
Marks." BUPERS Notice 1020. 22 December 1983.
United States. Department of the
Navy. Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Permanent Naval Uniform
Board. "Cap Ribbons;
Historical Information on." Memorandum. 10 April 1953.
Khaki
"Khaki
Dye for White Undress Uniform." General Order 132, dated
20 January 1915, in Subject Index to General Orders, Navy Department,
Series of 1913. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office,
1916.
Maintenance/Care of Uniforms
"Best
Foot Forward." All Hands. 543 (April 1962): 31.
"Here's
a Handy Summary of Basic Items of the Approved Navy Uniform."
All Hands. 388 (June 1949): 52-53.
"How
to Fold Your Navy Uniform." All Hands. 463 (September
1955): 32-35.
"How
to Keep Your Uniform Shipshape." All Hands. 462
(August 1955): 29-31.
"How
to Mark Your Navy Uniform." All Hands. 543 (April
1962): 32-33.
"Men
Required to Mark Belts With Name, Serial Number." All
Hands. 337 (April 1945): 74.
"Pointers
on Stowing Your Uniform." All Hands. 463 (September
1955): 31.
Men's Uniforms
"Cotton
Skivvy Shirts Remain on Critical List." All Hands.
363 (May 1947): 49.
"First
Enlisted Man's Uniform." All Hands. 446 (April
1954): 45.
"Gray
Uniforms Authorized for Enlisted Men at Sea." All
Hands. 319 (October 1943): 67.
"Grays
OK for Sea; CPO Blues Changed." All Hands. 381
(November 1948): 47.
"Green
Uniforms Mandatory Only for Aviators, Pilots." All
Hands. 327 (June 1944): 71.
"Men
Required to Mark Belts With Name, Serial Number." All
Hands. 337 (April 1945): 74.
"Skivvy
Shirt." All Hands. 361 (March 1947): 20.
Smith, Trudy. "Right Arm Rates."
Memo to Fred Meigs, Navy Department
Library, dated August 11, 1976.
"Summer
Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin. (July-December,
1946): 62.
"Uniform
Changes Include New Sports Model Shirt, Lightweight Raincoat."
All Hands. 545 (June 1962): 46.
"Uniforms
of Chief Petty Officers, Chief Cooks, Chief Stewards, Cooks, and
Stewards - Changes in." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 476-477.
United States. Bureau of Naval
Personnel. "Combination
Cap for E1-E6 Men." BUPERS [Bureau of Naval Personnel]
Notice 1020. 19 December 1983.
____. "Unit
Identification Marks." BUPERS [Bureau of Naval
Personnel] Notice 1020. 22 December 1983.
United States. Chief of Naval Operations.
"History of U.S. Navy [Enlisted]
Uniforms." OPNAV [Office of the Chief of Naval Operations]
Information Bulletin. 11 May 1981.
Pants/Bell-bottoms
Bish, LoraLei. "New
Look for Navy?" All Hands. 959 (March 1997): 6.
Chapman, Christopher. "New Flight Deck Trousers Debut
on Enterprise." All Hands. 1015 (November 2001):
14.
"Enlisted
Personnel Uniform to Be Changed: Trousers Get Fly Front, Hip and
Side Pockets, Coat-Style Sleeves." All Hands.
375 (May 1948): 33.
"No
More Bell Bottoms? Sailor's Traditional Garb Goes Overboard If
Three Basic New Uniforms Pass Muster." All Hands.
347 (February 1946): 6-9.
Ohl, Bob. "Have
Bell Bottoms … Will Travel." All Hands. 460
(June 1955): 28-30.
"Pros,
Cons Speak Their Piece." All Hands. 347 (February
1946): 8.
"Slacks
to Replace Coveralls for W R." All Hands. 324
(March 1944): 67.
United States. Office of the Assistant
Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs). "Chief
of Naval Operations Decides on Bell Bottoms." Press Release,
dated 1 August 1977.
Personal Appearance
Loomis, [David F.?] Correspondence,
concerning "Beards
and Mustaches in the US Navy," dated 7 May 1963.
"Navy
Uniform Regulation Reminders." All Hands. 887
(February 1991): 3.
Shaffer, Larry C. "CPO
Uniform Standards" in Military Requirements for Chief
Petty Officer. Pensacola, FL: Naval Education and Training
Command, 1988.
United States. Chief of Naval Operations.
"Navy Uniforms."
NAVADMIN [Naval Administrative] Message 021-03. 24 January
2003.
Seabags
Bag Lay-out Postcard, from U.S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, Illinois, Rear Admiral, John Downes, US Navy, Commanding Officer, WWII era
"Modern
Seabag." All Hands. 369 (November 1947): 7.
Shirts/Jumpers
"Cotton
Skivvy Shirts Remain on Critical List." All Hands.
363 (May 1947): 49.
"Shortened
Jumpers Officially Approved." All Hands. 326 (May
1944): 64.
"Skivvy
Shirt." All Hands. 361 (March 1947): 20.
"Uniform
Changes Include New Sports Model Shirt, Lightweight Raincoat."
All Hands. 545 (June 1962): 46.
"Uniform
Changes: New Jacket and Sweater Authorized." All Hands.
919 (November 1993): ii.
Walsh, Thomas. "Color-Coded
Sailors: On the Flight Deck, Your Shirt Says It All."
All Hands. 871 (October 1989): 32.
Shoes
"Brown
Shoes Are Back." All Hands. 837 (December 1986):
2-3.
Pearce, Jessica. "Recruits
March Toward Future in New Boots." Navy Newsstand.
story no. NNS030425-19. 28 April 2003.
"Shoes
and Working Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(January-June, 1944): 100.
Swords
Meckel, Richard. "The
Cutlass Carved Its Niche in Our Navy's Annals." Manuscript.
1957?
"Sailor's
Salty Sword Still Swings." All Hands. 461 (July
1955): 16-18.
"The
Sword is Scrapped." Bureau of Naval Personnel Information
Bulletin. 309 (December 1942): 37.
"Swords-Abolished
as Part of Uniform." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 660.
"Swords,
Possession and Use of." Navy Department Bulletin.
(Cumulative edition, 1943): 591.
United States. Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations. Memo to Chief
of Information, concerning background of the Navy sword, dated
1 October 1952.
Wertheimer, Mark [Head, Curator
Branch]. Email, concerning the
Navy cutlass, dated August 4, 2003.
Uniforms, misc.
"Frocking
of Naval Personnel."
"Officer
Uniforms Listed for Regulars, Reserves." All Hands.
354 (August 1946): 71.
"Present
Uniform Favored by 3 to 1, According to 5,000 Letters to BuPers."
All Hands. 355 (September 1946): 61.
Price, Chris. "Board
of Attire? Your Request Can Change Navy Dress." All
Hands. 903 (June 1992): 16-19.
"Special
Clothing Allowance Set Up for EM [enlisted men] Recruiters."
All Hands. 464 (October 1955): 51.
"U.S.
Navy Uniforms: Facts and Traditions."
Walsh, Thomas. "Color-Coded
Sailors: On the Flight Deck, Your Shirt Says It All."
All Hands. 871 (October 1989): 32.
Women's Uniforms
"Changes
Made in Wave Uniform Regulations." All Hands.
335 (February 1945): 79.
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(January-June, 1944): 560-561.
"Navy
Nurse Corps Uniforms." Navy Department Bulletin.
(July-December, 1946): 250-251.
"Slacks
to Replace Coveralls for W R." All Hands. 324
(March 1944): 67.
U.S.
Navy Nurse Corps General Uniform Instructions, 1917.
Uniform
Regulations, Women's Reserve, United States Naval Reserve, 1943.
"U.S.
Navy Nurse Corps General Uniform Instructions, 1917."
"W-V(S)
Officers to Wear Stars on Their Uniforms." All Hands.
331 (October 1944): 68.
"WAVES
Get Slacks, White Uniforms: Summer Work Uniform to be Navy Blue."
All Hands. 312 (March 1943): 20, 50.
"Waves
to have Exercise Suit." All Hands. 333 (December
1944): 77.
"What
the Well-Dressed Wave Will Wear." All Hands. 320
(November 1943): 78.
"Women's
New Dress Blues Aren't Blue." OPNAV [Office of the Chief
of Naval Operations] Information Bulletin. 31 July 1972:
[1?].
Women's
Uniform Regulations, Yeomen (F), U.S. Naval Reserve Force, 1918.
Women's
Winter Uniform Regulations, Yeomen (F), U.S. Naval Reserve Force,
1919.
