Proper wear of cloth badges on BDU's

[Airrace]

I have looked several times and can't find were to place the ground team and observer cloth badge on my BDU's.

Any help or information on were I can find it would be helpful.

[Майор Хаткевич]

CAPM 39-1 has all of that information.

http://members.gocivilairpatrol.com/media/cms/M39_1_chap_2.pdf

Look at pg 18

[AlphaSigOU]

If you wear cloth aeronautical and specialty badges on the BDU/ blue BDU remember these tips:

Fold over the edges of the cloth so that a 1/8" border surrounds the badge, then sew it down. The 1/2" spacing is measured from the pocket flap; however, multiple badges (no more than two; chaplains can wear three) are spaced 1/2" apart from insignia to insignia, not from the border. And remember that aircrew wings outrank groundpounder badges. (Only chaplain insignia goes above the wings.) 

[MIKE]

(no more than two; chaplains can wear three)

What are you smoking?

[arajca]

The 1/2" spacing is measured from the pocket flap;

Don't you mean the "CIVIL AIR PATROL" tape?

[Hawk200]

(no more than two; chaplains can wear three)

What are you smoking?

In fairness, that used to be permitted. However, the last reference I found to it was in the June 1991 issue of 39-1. Definitely not a current allowance.

[AlphaSigOU]

(no more than two; chaplains can wear three)

What are you smoking?

None o' dat pakalolo fo' me! (Hawaiian for marijuana; literally 'crazy smoke') Totally had a brain fart and forgot to include the CAP tape. 

[Eclipse]

Its two, period.

Not two + a subdued military insignia snuck between or below.

And its one of each - aeronautical & specialty.
EMT=GTM/L/BD/IC = military badge.  You must choose only one.

You are allowed to wear two sets of wings, but only if one is a military set, and then that's your "two".