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Members of the [[UNSC Navy]] wear a variety of dress and service uniforms for the purposes of identification, formality, and practicality. | Members of the [[UNSC Navy]] wear a variety of dress and service uniforms for the purposes of identification, formality, and practicality. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:59, March 19, 2022
Members of the UNSC Navy wear a variety of dress and service uniforms for the purposes of identification, formality, and practicality.
Dress Uniform[edit]
- Main article: UNSC Navy Dress Uniform
The Dress Uniform is the standard uniform worn by the officers and ratings during special occasions such as parties, parades, and memorial services. Two variants, a black uniform and a white uniform, are known.
Service Uniform[edit]
- Main article: UNSC Navy Service Uniform
The Service Uniform is the standard uniform for garrison and shipboard wear. At least three major versions of this uniform exist, with the latest variant being introduced some time after the Human-Covenant War.
Working Uniform[edit]
- Main article: UNSC Navy working uniform
The Working Uniform is worn for shipboard physical work and combat, and comprises a combat-ready uniform, a training uniform, and simple protective coveralls.
Gallery[edit]
Fleet Admiral Lord Hood in white dress
Captain Jacob Keyes in Service Uniform
Two cryo technicians in two-piece working uniform
Flag officer's peaked cap, displaying gold chinstrap and fretting
Fleet Admiral Lord Terrence Hood in command uniform
Captain Jacob Keyes' command uniform
Commander Miranda Keyes in command uniform in October 2552
A flag officer in command uniform
Captain James Cutter in combat-ready uniform
Personnel in jumpsuit-style working uniform. Note the color coding, which is used to denote the wearer's station.
A working jumpsuit used in October 2552
Two Navy officers in service uniform with peaked caps
