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All uniform information comes from CCR 145-2
CLASS A:
Class A uniforms consist of a black coat, referred to as a "blouse". Like the Class B, it comes with the grey-blue shirt, white undershirt, and blue pants. Class A uniforms are worn in the winter, during colder weather.
Class A uniforms require the wear of the "torch" insignia pieces, as well as a tie for males and a neck-tab for females.
Both dress uniforms require black dress shoes.
CLASS B:
Class B uniforms consist of a grey-blue shirt, white undershirt, and blue pants. Class B uniforms are worn during the summer, when the weather is warmer.
Class B uniforms do not require the wear of torch insignia.
Both Class A and Class B uniforms require black dress shoes.
OCPs (BDUs or ACUs):
OCPs (Operation Camouflage Patterns) are a camouflage uniform. It consists of a patrol cap, tan boots, pants, an olive green undershirt, and a jacket. The jacket, like the Class A coat, is referred to as a "blouse".
INSIGNIA:
On a Class A uniform, there are several pieces of insignia that cadets will wear. There are name tags, the unit crest, ribbons, torches, and your current rank.
Torches are only work on Class A uniforms.
COVERS:
Some uniforms have accessories that you wear on your head, like the patrol cap for the OCPs or the beret for Class As and Bs.
Berets are given exclusively for events in which cadets must dress in their Class A or Class B uniform. The only exception is members of the Drill Team, who keep berets.
CORDS:
Cadets have opportunities to receive a cord, which represents the team or position they are currently in.
Cords are worn on the left shoulder, and their colors represent their position.
Order of Precedence for Ribbons
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