Members may wear the No. 3 order alternative skirt with No. 1A order of dress when not on parade and when strict uniformity is not ordered, according to the occasion for wear. Special Forces Operators may wear black gloves and black ceremonial belts in lieu of white.

Obsolete ceremonial and duty patterns braided with a coloured stripe matching the wearer’s winter DEU may be worn, until replaced, by members holding appointments to Lieutenant-Governors of provinces and military and civilian principals.

No. 1A (Medals Only): Service Dress uniform with medals, but no ceremonial accoutrements. No. 1B (Full Dress): Regimental full dress (such as scarlet tunics and bearskin hats of Guards regiments).

(DEU); b. the National Defence Clothing and Dress Committee (NDCDC), which provides the focal point for coordinating the views of all environments and organizations, and approves routine changes within established policy (see paragraphs 11. to 14.); and c. personnel branch advisers, who submit routine comments through the NDCDC. 6.

Jul 5, 2024 · This publication, issued under CDS authority, details CAF dress and personal appearance policy, authorized dress items and the method of wearing all uniforms and …

 No. 1A - Medals Only Occasions when worn: Formal and other significant ceremonies/parades where swords, ceremonial belts, bayonets, etc, are not deemed necessary or appropriate. These include: investitures; levees; ceremonial parades; ceremonial occasions, when attending as a spectator; on Remembrance Days in messes; formal military weddings.

Nov 10, 2019 · How to properly wear the DEU Parka? The NCM metal rank badge shall be worn centred vertically on the right breast flap, 2 cm from the right edge of the zipper cover flap. Branch/corps/unit DEU slip ons will also be worn.

Members of the naval, air, and land forces received uniforms distinct to their service branch or "environment". While the term "DEU" refers to the different environmental uniforms, colloquial usage of the term refers to the service dress uniforms of the Canadian Armed Forces.

No. 1A : Formal and other significant occasions for which the wearing of complete ceremonial attire – No. 1 or 1B orders – is not deemed necessary or appropriate; ie., no swords, ceremonial belts, bayonets, etc.: investitures; levees; ceremonial parades; ceremonial occasions, when attending as a spectator; on Remembrance Days in messes;

Distinctive Environmental Uniform (DEU) The Distinctive Environmental Uniform was adopted as a dress and duty uniform by the Canadian Forces in the mid-1980s, marking a return to distinctive service uniforms.