army dress code on hats indoors dos and donts?

Answer 1

flashrtp and jim ex marine offi have the correct answer. Army personnel are required to uncover while indoors, except when under arms. If you carry a weapon (loaded or not), you are required to remain covered.

The only other exception is when the commander requires headgear indoors.

Answer 2

You should not wear hats indoors unless instructed to do so or the building (e.g hall) is being used for a ceremony where full dress is needed.

In messes you NEVER wear a hat. In some countries you have to pay up when you do. High ranking officers and command NCO's should leave their hat in the foyer to warn others of their presence. (in some countries)

Answer 3

A gentleman (or a soldier) NEVER wears a hat indoors, unless he/she is on duty, with orders to stand on guard, for example. The hat is stowed under your left arm and removed with the right hand, including when greeting a lady.

Answer 4

Army Regulation 670 says hedgear is worn in doors when under arms or directed by the Commander for Official ceremonies/functions..you may also check Army Reg 600 series for religious articles of clothing..

Answer 5

I am pretty sure the army has the same rules as the marine corps, hats off while in doors unless you are under arms , if you are under arms you keep your hat on

Answer 6

Unless you are told you should wear a hat indoors, you shouldnt wear your hat indoors

Answer 7

under arms and when you are directed as part of a ceremony (color/honor guard is an example). MPs are an example of underarms. They always have their weapons, so they frequently wear them indoors.

Answer 8

no hats indoors-

Answer 9

you always uncover indoors . you do salute indoors . thats only in the army and they salute uncovered.

Answer 10

Depending on what it is. At a funeral you do. At a dinner you don't