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EO M107.05 - Wearing the Army Cadet Uniform
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EO M107.05
WEARING THE ARMY CADET UNIFORM
Topic 1
Teaching Points
TP 1: Headdress
TP 2: Upper body
TP 3: Lower body
TP 4: Foot wear
TP 5: Badge placement
TP 6: Appearance
TP 1 - Head dress
TP 1
The Army Cadet beret shall be worn as follows:
• The beret is placed evenly on the head with the sweat-band 2.5 cm above the eyebrows;
• The badge is centered over the left eye;
• The crown of the beret is pulled downward to the right and rear; and
• Drawstrings are tacked inside the gap of the sweat-band.
Beret Insignia
Insignia shall be worn on the beret centered on the built-in backplate with the base of the badge 1 cm above the band. For highland dress, the badge can be centered on the built-in backplate of the left side of the Glengarry, Balmoral or Caubeen.
insignia
Other options
Tilley : The wide brimmed tan summer hat may be worn during summer activities for which the wedge is unsuitable
Toque :The toque may be worn outside when weather conditions dictate
other head dress
confirmation
TP 1 conformation
Q1 - The cap badge is worn centered on the forehead?
Q2 - When and where can the toque be worn ?
TP 1 conformation
A1 - Over Left eye
A2 - Outside when weather conditions dictates
TP 2 - Upper body
Short Sleeve Shirt
- May be worn with or without the tie
- Worn with or without the tunic
- Rank slips shall be worn
- Shall be kept clean and pressed
- Only crease is to be down the center of each sleeve
Necktie
- Knotted neatly using a Double Windsor and shall be kept tight
Olive Green Cotton T-shirt
- Worn with the appropriate orders of dress
TP 2
TP 2 - Upper body
TP 2
Jacket
- Worn fully buttoned with the exception of the top button
- Shall be kept clean and pressed.
- Sleeves of the tunic shall be roll pressed with no creases
- Belt shall be worn so as the excess of the belt (max 8cm), once attached, is on the left side of the buckle
Parka
- Worn year round when weather conditions dictates
- Liner and the exterior jacket may be worn as a set.
- Rank slip-ons shall be worn on both.
Nametag
- worn over the right breast pocket and centered on the button
name tag
Photos
parka tunic
confirmation
TP 2 confirmation
Q1- what method is used for tying a tie ?
Q2- where are the creases placed on the dress shirt
TP 2 confirmation
A1 - Windsor knot
A2 - down the center of each sleeve
TP 3 - Lower body
TP 3
Trouser
- Steam pressed without starch
- Creases down the center of each leg in the front and the back
- Should extend to the 3rd eyelet of the boots
Brass Belt
- Buckle is centered and the ends are “brass on brass” (belt may need to be adjusted in order for this to occur)
Grey Sports Shorts
- Shall be worn as directed by the corps or CTC
Polishing Boots
TP 4 - Footwear
General Guidelines
- Welts of the boot are to be cleaned
- Polish cloth wrapped around the index finger
- Apply a moderate amount of polish to the cloth.
- Apply the polish in a circular motion to the area being polished
- Start with large circles to cover the area with polish
- Use smaller circles as the polish gets worked into the boot
- Whole boot is to be polished, not just the toe
Boots
- Laced horizontally from side to side
- Ends of the laces are to be tucked inside the boot
TP 4
Lacing Boots
TP 5 - Badge placement
TP 5
Shoulder Flashes
- Shall be worn on both sleeves of the jacket only
- Top of the badge should be on the seam.
Ranks
- Worn centered on both sleeves of the tunic
- mid-way between the elbow and the upper shoulder seam
confirmation
TP 3,4,5 confirmation
Q1 - How should the black parade boots be laced?
Q2 - How far down the sleeve is the corps shoulder flash worn?
Q3 - Where are the creases in the trousers placed?
Q4 - What uniform part are the corps shoulder flashes worn on?
TP confirmation
A1 - horizontally from side to side
A2 - on the seam
A3 - The trousers are pressed to have creases down the centre of each leg in the front and the back. Creases shall extend from the top of the leg to the bottom.
A4 - tunic only
TP 6 - Appearance
TP 6
Tattoos/Piercings/make-up
- Shall not acquire visible tattoos that could be deemed to be offensive
- In dress uniform Cadets may only wear single or single set of earings in ear lobe or spacer less than 2.5cm across (no visible body piecings or tongue)
-minimal make-up and nail polish is accepted
Accessories
- Will be carried in the left arm and the left arm will not move when marching
- Backpacks are to be of conservative nature
Eyeglasses/Sunglasses
- Shall be conservative in design and color
Hair
Hair that extends below the service dress jacket collar shall be secured in one of the following styles:
- In a bun; or
- A single braid; or
- Double braids centred to the back; or
- Multi braids, or locks, be pulled back to the centre of the back or equally positioned along the shoulder blades and secured; or
- When hairstyle, or hair type, does not allow a member to adopt one of the aforementioned hairstyles, member must discuss with the Chain of Command to find a hairstyle that can be secured accordingly.
Hair
General Appearance
- All cadets with or without uniform will be well groomed (checked over)
- Those in uniform will have clean, pressed and boots will be clean and shone.
- No electronic device shall be worn
- Pockets are also not to bulge
Jewellery;
Rings: a maximum of two rings which are not of a costume jewellery nature. Additional rings may only be worn when they indicate professional standing, such as an engineer, or are worn with a wedding band as a single set indicating betrothal or fidelity, e.g., an engagement or an anniversary ring. gloves;
Necklaces and bracelets: shall not be visible;
General
Appearnce
EO confirmation
TP 6 confirmation
Q1 - Give me an example a female/male hair standards
Q2 - In what hand should articles be held?
Q3 - What is the policy on tattoos and piercings?
TP 6 confirmation
A1 - answer may vary
A2 - Left hand.
A3 - Cadets shall not acquire visible tattoos that could be deemed to be offensive or otherwise reflect discredit
on the Canadian Cadet Movement. Cadets in uniform shall not wear visible body piercing adornments