Armed Forces Campaign hat

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u.s. marine corps drill instructor wearing campaign cover


the hat worn male united states army drill sergeants olive drab in color golden great seal of united states on disc centered on front (infantry drill sergeants have blue disc behind seal); same insignia traditionally worn on service cap , dress cap.


the 133rd field artillery regiment of texas army national guard wears fort sill style artillery campaign hat during formal functions, such annual saint barbara s day ball.


male , female united states marine corps drill instructors , primary marksmanship instructors wear similar campaign covers matte black eagle, globe, , anchor centered on front; same insignia worn on olive drab combination covers. enlisted soldiers , marines no longer wear cords around covers, u.s. marine corps officers eligible wear campaign cover wear scarlet , gold cord, generals wearing solid gold cord. u.s. marine corps had hats authorized in 1956 commandant general randolph m. pate. cover issued on 20 july 1956.


male united states air force military training instructors (mtis) wear navy blue hats great seal of united states within ring, in silver color, again centered on front; same insignia worn on service cap. female mtis wear aussie style hat. air force mtis in top ten percent of career field wear light blue cord , more referred blue ropes mtis.


u.s. coast guard recruit training company commanders (uscg-usn counterpart drill instructors) wear navy blue version black cord; insignia worn same worn combination cover.


the united states navy u.s. armed force not use campaign hat. recruit division commanders wear normal prescribed covers uniforms, red aiguillette on shoulder show status.


rotc cadets of texas a&m university corps of cadets can wear dark green campaign covers in place of garrison caps or bdu/acu covers. (the lone exception fightin texas aggie band, hats broad brims make carrying , playing instruments difficult.) campaign cover adorned gold corps stack insignia , colored cord (dark blue, light blue, red or green) indicating graduating class cadet part of. senior-year cadet officers wear gold cord campaign cover.








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