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DA PAM 670-1: 23-7. Prohibition on uniform wear

Quick Answer

Wearing the Army uniform is prohibited in connection with political or commercial interests, off-duty civilian employment, unauthorized public demonstrations, extremist organization events, or when it would bring discredit upon the Army. These prohibitions apply to USAR, retired, separated, and civilian personnel per AR 670-1, para 3-7k.

Important

Unit and command policies may be more restrictive than AR 670-1. Always verify with your chain of command for local policies.

Official Source

View DA PAM 670-1, Section 23-7 (Page 353)

Full Details

23-7. Prohibition on uniform wear

See AR 670–1.

Related Topics

AR 670-1: 23-1. Occasions of ceremonyAR 670-1: 23-2. U.S. Army ReserveAR 670-1: 23-3. Retired personnelAR 670-1: 23-4. Former members of the ArmyAR 670-1: 23-5. Medal of Honor recipients

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