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Air Division, Texas State Guard

20 October 2009

Personnel

DRESS AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE

Summary: This publication provides quick reference guidance for the proper wear and appearance of the

uniforms and insignia that will be worn by both male and female, officer and enlisted personnel in the Air Division,

Texas State Guard (TXSG).

Applicability: This publication applies to all members of the TXSG Air Division.

Supplementation: Supplementing this regulation is prohibited.

Suggested Improvements: Headquarters, Air Division, Texas State Guard is the proponent agency for this

publication. Users are invited to send comments and suggested improvements to the Texas State Guard Air

Division., P.O. Box 5218, Austin, Texas 78763-5218.

Air Division Uniforms Informational Guide

PREFACE

This guide describes the various Texas State Guard Air Division uniform items and how they will be worn.

Instructions for wear of the uniform are listed in Air Force Instruction 36-2903, Dress and Personal Appearance of

Air Force Personnel. This booklet is not intended to take the place of the governing directive but rather to

complement it as a quick reference guide to the wear of the uniform. In those instances where, due to changes,

instructions herein conflict with AFI 36-2903, the regulation takes precedence.

This booklet outlines those items that are mandatory for wear with each uniform combination as well as those

items that are optional. If a particular uniform item is not listed as either a mandatory or an optional component, it

is not authorized to be worn with that combination. Exceptions authorized by the Air Division Commander for

specific groups, e.g., Honor Guard, are not addressed. See Commander’s Directives for additional guidance.

At no time will a current or former member of the Texas State Guard Air Division wear a Texas State Guard uniform

out of the State of Texas. There are no exceptions to this policy. Questions concerning this policy should be

addressed to Headquarters Texas State Guard, ATTN: TXSG-Air Division/CC.

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Air Division Uniforms Informational Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION

1-1. Policy......................................................................................................................................3

1-2. Command Responsibility.......................................................................................................3

1-3. Definition of Terms................................................................................................................3

1-4. Dress and Appearance...........................................................................................................3

1-5. Wear of Religious Apparel.....................................................................................................3

Table 1-1. Personal Grooming Standards.......................................................................5

CHAPTER 2 – USAF-STYLE UNIFORMS

2-1. General Information..............................................................................................................6

2-2. MEN’S UNIFORM COMBINATIONS........................................................................................7

Figure 2-2-1. Men’s Service Dress..................................................................................7

Figure 2-2-2. Men’s Long-Sleeved Shirt..........................................................................8

Figure 2-2-3. Men’s Short-Sleeved Shirt.........................................................................9

Figure 2-2-4. Men’s Mess Dress Uniform......................................................................10

2-3. WOMEN’S UNIFORM COMBINATIONS.................................................................................11

Figure 2-3-1. Women’s Service Dress Uniform..............................................................11

Figure 2-3-2. Women’s Pantsuit....................................................................................12

Figure 2-3-3. Women’s Over-blouse and Skirt...............................................................13

Figure 2-3-4. Women’s Pantsuit Slacks and Over-blouse..............................................14

Figure 2-3-5. Women’s Mess Dress Uniform.................................................................15

2-4. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FIELD UNIFORM...............................................................................16

Figure 2-4-1. Battle Dress Uniform (BDU)......................................................................16

Figure 2-4-2. Airman Battle Uniform (ABU)...................................................................17

Appendix A. PLACEMENT OF INSIGNIA .....................……………………............................................18

Figure A-1. On Collars, Flight Cap and Shoulder Strap...................................................18

Figure A-2. MEMS Badges..............................................................................................20

Figure A-3. Name Tags...................................................................................................21

Figure A-4. TXSG Specialty Badges.................................................................................21

Figure A-5. Ribbons........................................................................................................22

Appendix B. Personal Height to Weight Requirements Standard...............................................23

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CHAPTER 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION

1-1. Policy. Texas State Guard Air Division members’ are authorized to wear uniforms as listed in Air Force

Instruction 36-2903, Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel. Texas State Guard Air Division uses

distinctive emblems, insignia, and badges to identify individuals wearing the AF-style uniforms as TXSG members.

Wear of the AF-style uniforms, as well as the insignia, badges, and devices worn on these uniforms are as

prescribed by the Commander, with the approval of Texas State Guard Air Division Headquarters.

1-2. Command Responsibility. All commanders will ensure that all members, individually and collectively, present

a professional, well-groomed appearance, which will reflect credit upon the Texas State Guard Air Division. They

will ensure all members are uniformed in accordance with the provisions of this manual, uniform violations are

promptly corrected, and that members are continually informed as to the proper wear of the uniform.

1-3. Definition of Terms:

a. Officer: As used in this publication, includes grades second lieutenant through major general.

b. Airman: Unless otherwise specified, includes all other uniformed members. c. Service Uniform: The AF-style blue uniforms worn for normal duty.

d. TXSG Distinctive: The uniform combinations or badges, devices, etc., which are distinctive to Texas

State Guard Air Division. See the Air Division Commander’s Directives.

1-4. Dress and Appearance. All members of Texas State Guard Air Division must be well groomed and assure that

their appearance at all times reflects credit upon themselves, TXSG Air Division, and the Air Force. When uniforms

are worn, they must be clean, neat and correct in design and specification, properly fitted, and in good condition.

Uniforms will be kept zippered, snapped, or buttoned and shoes will be shined and in good repair. Metallic

insignia, badges and other devices, including the blue service uniform buttons, must also be maintained in the

proper luster and condition.

a. Appearance of Men in Uniform. Articles such as wallets, pencils, pens, watch chains, fobs, pins,

jewelry, handkerchiefs, combs, cigars, cigarettes, pipes, and sunglass cases will not be exposed on the

uniform. The wear of wristwatches and rings is permitted. The wear of identification bracelets is likewise

permitted provided they present a neat and conservative appearance. Conservative sunglasses may be

worn, except in military formation. Ribbons, when worn, will be clean and not frayed. Wear of earrings,

ornamentation on eyeglass lenses, or visible ornaments around the neck are prohibited while in uniform.

b. Appearance of Women in Uniform. Uniform skirt lengths will be in keeping with the dictates of fashion

and good taste, but with due regard to the dignity of the uniform. In any case, skirt lengths will be no

higher than above the top of the kneecap or lower than the bottom of the kneecap. Skirts will hang freely

and under no circumstances will they be excessively tight. Pencils, pens, pins, handkerchiefs, and jewelry

will not be worn or carried exposed on the uniform. One small spherical (ball), conservative, diamond,

gold, white pearl, or silver pierced or clip earring per earlobe may be worn. The earrings worn in each

earlobe must match. Earrings should fit tightly without extending below the earlobe. (EXCEPTION:

Connecting band on clip earrings.) Other visible ornaments around the neck or on the head,

ornamentation on eyeglass lenses, and ankle bracelets are prohibited. Wristwatches, identification

bracelets, and a maximum of three conservative rings are permitted. Conservative sunglasses may be

worn, except in military formation. Appropriate undergarments will be worn to present a conservative

appearance.

1-5. Wear of Religious Apparel. Members may wear certain visible items of religious apparel while in uniform.

Religious apparel is defined as articles of clothing or dress that are part of the doctrine or traditional observance of

the religious faith practiced by the member. Hair and grooming practices are not included in the meaning of

religious apparel. Jewelry of a religious nature must conform to standards set forth in this regulation for wear of

non-religious jewelry. Religious head coverings are authorized only when military headgear is not authorized. Head

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coverings must be plain dark blue or black without adornment. Also, they may be worn underneath military

headgear if they do not interfere with the proper fit or appearance of the headgear. For example, Jewish

yarmulkes meet this requirement if they do not exceed 6 inches in diameter.

1.6. Badges. Badges that are authorized include all authorized by AFI 36-2903. In addition TSG Recruiter, TSG

Security Forces Badge, SGAUS MEMS Qualification Badge, Texas Star.

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Table 1-1 Personal Grooming Standards

1. The items listed represent the most common appearance issues.

2. Commanders do not have the authority to waive appearance and grooming standards.

Item of Grooming

(M-Men, W-Women)

Will Be/Have Will Not

Hair, Overall Standard

(M & W)

Clean, well groomed and neat. If dyed, will

look natural.

Contain excessive amounts of

grooming aids. Hair will not touch

eyebrows when groomed or protrude

below the front band of properly

worn headgear.

EXCEPTION: Hair may be visible in

front of women’s flight cap.

Hair Style (M)

With AF-style

uniforms

A tapered appearance on both sides and

back, both with and without headgear. A

tapered appearance is one that when

viewed from any angle outlines the

individual’s hair so that it conforms to the

shape of the head, curving inward to the

natural termination point. Block cut

permitted with tapered appearance.

Be worn in an extreme or fad style or

in such a way that exceeds length or

bulk standards or violates safety

requirements. Will not touch the ears

and only closely cut or shaved hair on

the back of the neck may touch the

collar. Will not exceed 1 1/4 inches in

bulk regardless of length and not

exceed 1/4 inch at the natural

termination point. Will not contain or

have any visible foreign items

attached to it.

Hair Style (W)

With AF-style

uniforms

Styled to present a professional

appearance. Plain and conservative pins,

combs, headbands, elastic bands, and

barrettes similar to the individual’s hair

color permitted to keep hair in place.

Be worn in an extreme or fad style or

violate safety requirements. Will not

extend in length on all sides below an

invisible line drawn parallel to the

ground at the bottom edge of the

shirt collar at the back of the neck.

Will not exceed 3 inches in bulk or

prevent proper wear of headgear.

Will not include hair ornaments such

a ribbons or jeweled pins.

Cosmetics (W) Conservative and in good taste.

Mustache (M)

With AF-style

uniforms

Extend downward beyond the lip line

of the upper lip or extend sideways

beyond a vertical line drawn upward

from the corner of the mouth.

Sideburns (M)

With AF-style

uniforms

Neatly trimmed and tapered in the same

manner as the haircut. Will be straight and

of even width (not flared) and end in a

clean-shaven horizontal line.

Extend below the lowest part of the

exterior ear opening.

Wigs and Hairpieces

(M & W)

In conformance with the same standards

required for natural hair, be of good

quality, and fit properly.

Exceed limits stated for natural hair.

Nails (W) Fingernail length that does not interfere

with duty performance or hinder proper fit

of prescribed safety equipment or uniform

items. Polish must be conservative, single

color, and in good taste.

Contain any ornamentation.

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CHAPTER 2 – USAF-STYLE UNIFORMS

2-1. General Information. This chapter prescribes men’s and women’s service dress and battle dress uniforms,

sweaters, outer garments, caps, and appearance. Uniforms must be clean, neat and correct in design and

specifications, fitted properly, pressed and in good condition. Uniform items are to be kept zipped, snapped, or

buttoned.

Shoes are to be shined and in good repair. NOTE: All ribbons, badges, and devices worn must fall below the top

notch of the collar on the service coat or the bottom tip of the collar of shirts/blouses worn as outer garments.

Figures 2-2 through 2-4 are examples of the proper wear of the various AF-style uniforms.

Appendix A. PLACEMENT OF INSIGNIA

Appendix B. Personal Height to Weight Requirements

a. Service uniforms include the service dress uniform, long-sleeve light blue blouse/shirt, and short sleeve light

blue blouse/shirt. These uniforms are authorized for year-round wear. When old and new items are worn, the

coat and slacks/skirt/trousers will be of a matching material (same shade, weave, and weight). Blue uniform items

except shirts/blouses should be dry cleaned unless label specifies differently.

b. Only officers and NCOs are authorized the blue mess dress uniform for year-round wear.

c. The Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) or Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) is worn for most duty and occasions in the

TXSG Air Division.

d. Sweaters, men’s and women’s outer garments and headgear are addressed below. Outer garments are items

worn outdoors and removed in an office environment. Members should use good judgment in choosing

appropriate garments for wear based on weather conditions and duties.

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2.2 MEN’S UNIFORM COMBINATIONS

Figure 2-2-1. Men’s Service Dress

MANDATORY COMPONENTS

TROUSERS: blue service

COAT: blue service

SHIRT: light blue, long sleeved, with epaulets

NECKTIE: standard, braid or knit

SHOES: black, low quarter (smooth or scotch-grain leather or high-gloss finish)

SOCKS: black

CAP: service or flight

NAME TAG: O-8’s and below, “TXSG” under name

RIBBONS: regular or miniature

BADGE: Aeronautical and Chaplain are required

TXSG Air Division Wreathed Star Pin

UNDERGARMENTS

BELT

BELT BUCKLE: satin finished; silver color

RANK INSIGNIA: officer (regular size) enlisted (4-inch sleeve chevron)

U.S./TX LAPEL INSIGNIA

SLEEVE BRAID: officers only

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather coat (when available)

BADGES: other than Aeronautical and Chaplain

OVERSHOES: black

SHOES: black service

BOOTS: black dress (smooth or scotch-grain leather; or high glass finish); black combat

GLOVES: black or gray

SUSPENDERS: blue

CUFF LINKS: Air Force coat of arms

TIE TAC or CLASP: TXSG Air Division or rank insignia. AF Hap Arnold design is not authorized.

WINTER CAP: blue (only with topcoat, overcoat or all-weather coat)

SCARF: gray (only with outer garment)

EAR PROTECTORS: solid, conservative color (only with outer garment)

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Figure 2-2-2. Men’s Long-Sleeved Shirt


TROUSERS: blue service or blue wash and wear

SHIRT: light blue, long sleeved, with epaulets


SHOES: black, low quarter (smooth or scotch-grain leather; or high-gloss finish)

SOCKS: black



BADGE: Aeronautical and Chaplain


UNDERGARMENTS

BELT



OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather coat (when available), lightweight

jacket or service coat


OVERSHOES: black


BOOTS: black dress (smooth or scotch-grain leather; or high gloss finish); black combat

GLOVES: black or gray (only with outer garments)

CUFF LINKS: Air Force coat of arms

TIE TAC or CLASP: TXSG Air Division or rank insignia. AF Hap Arnold design is not authorized.


SCARF: gray (only with topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather coat)

EAR PROTECTORS: solid, conservative color (only with topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather

coat)

SWEATER: blue (indoor work area only)


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Figure 2-2-3. Men’s Short-Sleeved Shirt


TROUSERS: blue service or blue wash and wear

SHIRT: light blue, short sleeved, with epaulets

NECKTIE: standard, braid or knit when directed as Uniform of the Day


SOCKS: black


NAME TAG: O-8’s and below



UNDERGARMENTS

BELT



OPTIONAL COMPONENTS


OUTERGARMENTS: raincoat, all-weather coat (when available), lightweight jacket


OVERSHOES: black


BOOTS: black dress (smooth or scotch-grain leather; or high gloss finish)


SCARF: gray (only with raincoat or all-weather coat)

EAR PROTECTORS: solid, conservative color (only with raincoat or all-weather coat)



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Figure 2-2-4. Men’s Mess Dress Uniform


TROUSERS: blue Mess Dress, Polyester/wool

COAT: blue Mess Dress, Polyester/wool

SHIRT: White, Conventional soft dress type with turn down collar and French duffs with pleated

or plain front.

NECKTIE: Bow tie, blue satin


SOCKS: black



RIBBONS: miniature medals

UNDERGARMENTS

CUMBERFUND: blue satin

SUSPENDERS: solid white, blue or black: not visible

CUFF LINKS: brushed or gloss plain design. AF Hap Arnold design is not authorized.

STUDS: brushed or gloss plain design.

RANK INSIGNIA: Officers: place shoulder board insignia as close as possible to shoulder seam.

Airmen: center 4-inch sleeve chevron (either aluminum color on blue background or new style

rank insignia) halfway between shoulder seam and elbow bent at 90-degree angle.

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: all-weather coat, rain-coat, Overcoat


CAP: Blue winter cap




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2.3 WOMEN’S UNIFORM COMBINATIONS

Figure 2-3-1. Women’s Service Dress


SKIRT: blue service

COAT: blue service

OVERBLOUSE: standard (with or without epaulets) and collar tab

SHOES: black pumps (heel not higher than 2 ½ inches or lower than 1 inch) black oxfords (heel

not higher than 1 ½ inches)

HOSE: neutral or dark shade

HAT: blue beret or service





UNDERGARMENTS


U.S. / TX LAPEL INSIGNIA

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat


OVERSHOES: black, clear or smoke plastic

GLOVES: white or black

SCARF: rain scarf (clear plastic) wind scarf (white transparent net) neck scarf (white or gray; only

with outer garment)

EAR PROTECTORS: dark blue or black (only with outer garment)

UMBRELLA: dark blue or black

HANDBAG: black

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Figure 2-3-2. Women’s Pantsuit

Women’s Long Sleeve Shirts Women’s Short Sleeve Shirts


SLACKS: blue pantsuit

COAT: blue pantsuit

OVERBLOUSE: standard or optional (with or without epaulets) and collar tab









UNDERGARMENTS


OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat





with outer garment)

EAR PROTECTORS: dark blue or black (only with outer garment)


HANDBAG: black

BOOTS: black (heel not higher than 2 ½ inches)

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Figure 2-3-3. Women’s Over-Blouse and Skirt


SKIRT: blue service









UNDERGARMENTS


OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: overcoat, raincoat, topcoat/raincoat or lightweight jacket

BADGES: other than Aeronautical and chaplain




with overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat)

EAR PROTECTORS: dark blue or black (only with overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat)


HANDBAG: black


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Figure 2-3-4. Women’s Pantsuit Slacks and Over-blouse


SLACKS: blue pantsuit









UNDERGARMENTS


OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: overcoat, raincoat, topcoat/raincoat or lightweight jacket





with overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat)

EAR PROTECTORS: dark blue or black (only with overcoat, raincoat or topcoat/raincoat)


HANDBAG: black



BOOTS: black (heel not higher than 2 ½ inches)

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Figure 2-3-5. Women’s Mess Dress Uniform


DRESS: Ankle length; one-panel front, and one-or-two panel back Straight-hanging, with no flare

from hip to hem; seam on left side split to top of knee or A-line, flared from hip to hem

COAT: blue Mess Dress, Polyester/wool

SHIRT: White with quarter-length sleeves, three vertical pleated ruffles on each side slightly

overlapped on shirt front with front button closure

TIE TAB: Blue satin, crescent-shape

FOOTWEAR: Heels of a height suitable to the individual, but no higher than 2 ½ inches (measured

from the inside sole of shoe to the end of heel lift). Shoes shall be plain, black, commercial design

without ornamentation; smooth, scotch-grained leather or man-made material, patent or high

gloss finish. Shoes may be black satin optional for mess dress and formal dress.

HOSE: Commercial, sheer, nylon in neutral, dark brown, black or off-black, or dark blue shades

that complement the uniform and the individual's skin tone. Do not wear patterned hose


RIBBONS: miniature medals


UNDERGARMENTS

CUMBERFUND: blue satin

SUSPENDERS: solid white, blue or black: not visible

CUFF LINKS: brushed or gloss plain design. AF Hap Arnold design is not authorized.

STUDS: brushed or gloss plain design.

RANK INSIGNIA: Officers: place shoulder board insignia as close as possible to shoulder seam.

Airmen: center 4-inch sleeve chevron (either aluminum color on blue background or new style

rank insignia) halfway between shoulder seam and elbow bent at 90-degree angle.

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: all-weather coat, rain-coat, Overcoat


CAP: Blue winter cap




HANDBAGS: Clutch style

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2.2 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S FIELD UNIFORM

Figure 2-4-1. BATTLE DRESS UNIFORM


TROUSERS: BDU. Trousers will be bloused in the same manner as the ABU.

BLOUSE: ABU. ABU sleeves may be rolled up the same as the ABU sleeves.

BOOTS: Sage green

SOCKS: Sage green boot socks or any color authorized with non-ABU utility uniform

CAP: BDU patrol



UNDERGARMENTS

T-SHIRT: Desert sand colored T-shirt. T-shirt is crew neck. Turtle-necks (desert sand color) are

authorized in cold weather

BELT:

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: ABU All Purpose Environment Coat (APEC)

CAP: Organizational Ball Cap when on home base.


BOOTS: green boots are authorized for wear with all utility uniforms.

(Desert tan suede boots are authorized with the ABU until 31 December 2010.)

T-SHIRT: Turtle-necks (desert sand color) are authorized in cold weather



SCARF: gray (only with topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather coat)

EAR PROTECTORS: solid, conservative color (only with topcoat, overcoat, raincoat or all-weather

coat)

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Figure 2-4-2. AIRMAN BATTLE UNIFORM

Air Division mandatory wear date is 31 Dec 2010. Replaces temperate and hot weather BDU


TROUSERS: ABU. Tuck trousers into boots. Blouse is to gather in, drape loosely (not folded or

with tapered look)

BLOUSE: ABU. If rolled up, sleeve material must match shirt and will touch or come within 1 inch

of forearms when arm is bent at 90 degree angle. Ensure chevron is partially visible.

BOOTS: Sage green

SOCKS: Sage green boot socks or any color authorized with any utility uniform

CAP: ABU patrol


RANK: Sew on cloth rank. Rank placement is identical to the BDU. Thread color for sewing should

be in the same shade as the ABU fabrics.


UNDERGARMENTS

T-SHIRT: Desert sand colored T-shirt. T-shirt is crew neck.

BELT: Desert sand colored rigger belt

OPTIONAL COMPONENTS

OUTERGARMENTS: ABU All Purpose Environment Coat (APEC). BDU inclement weather gear may

be worn with the ABU but will not be worn past 31 December 2010.


RANK: Subdued metal rank is only authorized for officers on the ABU, including hats and APECs

outer garments

BOOTS: Desert tan suede boots are authorized until 31 December 2010.

GLOVES: black or sage green. Material can be leather, suede or knit

SCARF: black and must be tucked in

EARMUFFS: black

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Appendix A. PLACEMENT OF INSIGNIA

Figure A-1. On Collars, Flight Cap and Shoulder Strap (Epaulet)

Wear of US Insignia (Enlisted has circle around it)

Placement of Metal Enlisted Chevrons on the Raincoat/Topcoat

On Service Blouse and

shirt/female blouse

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Figure A-2. MEMS Badges

MILITARY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT ACADEMY

Basic - SILVER METAL Senior- SILVER METAL Master- SILVER METAL

Basic – BDU Senior- BDU Master- BDU

Basic – ABU Senior- ABU Master- ABU

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Figure A-3. Name Tags

On the Service Blouse

On the Blue Shirt

On Battle Dress Uniform (BDU)

On Airman Battle Uniform (ABU)

Figure A-4. TXSG Specialty Badges

Recruiter

Worn only by the assigned enlisted and officer

recruiter in each Wing and ASG and IAW TXSG

Regulations.

Security Forces Badge

On ABU / green cloth on BDU

Aeronautical, Chaplain, and Occupational Badges and

required duty shields are authorized. Occupational

badges are optional. A maximum of three badges can

be worn, with a maximum of two above the Texas

State Guard tape on the left side. A third badge may

be worn, if authorized, on the left breast pocket.

There is no badge, patch or insignia authorized for

wear on the right pocket.

No Unit patches are authorized on the ABU.

Command insignia is not authorized on the ABU.

This is to be ½ inch between the badges, and ½ inch

above the “Texas State Guard” strip on the BDU or

ACU uniforms.

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Figure A-5. Ribbons

See Air Division Commander’s

Directive for guidance

(This depiction may not be all

inclusive).

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Appendix B. Personal Height to Weight Requirements

The following charts are for standard height to weight requirements. Individuals in excess of the weight will

require body fat content measurement. This page is for general information; consult the TXSG Reg 600-10 for

additional information.

MEN WOMEN

Height

(inches)

Minimum

Weight (lbs)

(regardless

of age)

Maximum Weight (lbs)

Height

(inches)

Minimum

Weight (lbs)

(regardless

of age)

Maximum Weight (lbs)

17-20

years

21-27

years

28-39

years

40 years

and over

17-20

years

21-27

years

28-39

years

40 years

and over

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

100

102

103

104

105

106

107

111

115

119

123

127

131

135

139

143

147

151

153

159

166

160

166

170

176

182

187

193

200

206

212

217

223

230

236

243

250

256

263

270

277

284

162

168

173

178

184

190

196

202

208

214

221

227

233

239

246

253

260

267

274

281

288

164

170

176

182

188

193

199

206

212

217

224

231

237

244

251

258

265

271

278

285

293

167

174

179

185

191

197

204

209

215

222

229

235

242

248

255

262

269

276

284

290

298

58

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

68

69

70

71

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

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90

92

94

96

98

100

102

104

106

109

112

115

118

122

125

128

130

133

136

139

141

144

147

129

133

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143

148

153

158

162

168

171

177

182

187

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210

216

223

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235

240

246

132

137

141

146

152

158

162

167

173

177

183

187

193

198

204

209

217

223

230

236

242

247

253

137

141

146

151

158

162

167

171

177

183

189

193

199

204

210

216

223

230

237

243

248

255

261

140

145

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Air Division Uniforms Informational Guide PREFACE · 2014-11-23 · 2 Air Division Uniforms Informational Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 – GENERAL INFORMATION 1-1. Policy