Ribbons

[ColonelJack]

The regs for the corporate blue trousers/white shirt say that a member must meet grooming standards, but saying nothing about weight standards. How do we know if we are supposed to wear the blue trousers and epi-sleeves or grey trousers and grey sleeves?

Seniors who don't meet weight standards but do meet grooming standards have a choice, and may wear either the corporate blue or aviator grey uniform.  Seniors who don't meet either standard have no choice, and may wear only the aviator greys. 

Also if weight is a factor in addition to grooming (weight not mentioned), do a google image search for air force service uniform and I think you will agree that the male SM definately doesnt meet weight standards (sorry if thats anyone from here in that photo).

I went through five pages and only saw one male SM who doesn't meet weight standards -- Colonel Levitch -- and he's in corporate blue, not AF blue.  Not sure which picture you're referring to.

Also, is a cover other than the ball cap authorized with the blue/white corporate?

Yes, the blue flight cap with CAP emblem and the service cap with CAP emblem and silver chin strap.

Jack

[SARMedTech]

Im supposed to wear a silver chin strap to a meeting? Im Kidding.  And if you back up and re-read my quotes, I said IF there is a weight standard, which was the crux of my question in the first place because i did not know if there was. The photo to which I am referring is the the first one when you do the image search I suggested.

[ColonelJack]

Im supposed to wear a silver chin strap to a meeting? Im Kidding.  And if you back up and re-read my quotes, I said IF there is a weight standard, which was the crux of my question in the first place because i did not know if there was. The photo to which I am referring is the the first one when you do the image search I suggested.

For the corporate blue, there isn't a weight standard.  Same for the aviator greys.  Just a grooming standard.

And the picture ... I now see which one you meant, but that's actually an AF officer, not a CAP officer.  So bad on them for letting that one get by.

Jack

[SARMedTech]

I was just watching a televised speech from the National Press Club and the presenter was talking about military matters so there were plenty of uniforms in the audience. The camera panned to 4 USAF officers sitting together wearing their short sleeve blues with full ribbon racks. If its good enough for them, its good enough for me.