Male Uniform

Ribbons, Arcs, & Medals

Ribbons on both Class A & Class B uniforms, are centered on the left side ⅛ of an inch above the left breast pocket for males, ribbons will be awarded to the cadet in promotion ceremonies, or battalion award ceremonies. Medals will be centered on the left pocket and placed ⅛ below the seam, medals, unlike the ribbons, will be awarded to the cadet only in battalion award ceremonies.

Nameplates, Stars, & Unit Crest

Nameplates, both on the Class As & Bs, will be centered on the right side ¼ of an inch below the right breast pocket. Stars is centered on the right side ¼ of an inch above the right breast pocket, in the event that the Academic Achievement wreath is worn, the distance will be an ⅛ of an inch above the right breast pocket. The unit crest will be ⅛ of an inch above the Star.

Arcs

For Class As & Bs, center your arcs on the right breast pocket, first arc will be centered between the bottom of the pocket flap and the bottom of the pocket. The arcs will be ⅛ of an inch separate from each other.

Class A

Torches & Officer Brass

First, the torch must be placed 1 inch above the Letter A, so that the distances of B and C are the same length, the center of the torch should be parallel to the inside edge of the collar. The middle of the Officer Brass (R.O. here T.C.) will be placed ⅝ of an inch above the notch of the collar.

Ties

We use the Half Windsor knot for tying a tie, make sure the big side of the tie is on the right side. Once you’re finished tying the tie you can adjust using the smaller side of your tie to pull the big side of the tie forward and tighten it. (the cadet can also use Full Windsor but it is recommended to use Half Windsor)

Class B

Rank Epaulets

There are 2 types of rank epaulets, the male pair and the female pair, once awarded your epaulet you will slide the big side in first, then simply button up the shoulder loop.

Male Belts

Male belts will have their belt's gold tip facing the right