Dress uniforms
CAB Service Dress Greens
Our main ceremonial uniform, with trousers or a skirt.
24th Naval Dress Whites
Formal uniform of the 24th Naval Company. Enlisted wear the jumper, officers wear the tunic.
10th Service Dress Blues
Formal uniform of the 10th Naval Air Squadron. Comes with trousers or a skirt.
Company combat uniforms
| Uniform | Company | Who wears it |
|---|---|---|
| CAB Field Dress Khakis | All of CAB | A khaki version of the dress greens, worn by logistics officers and by anyone in a desert battle. |
| 18th Mechanised Service Tunic | 18th MC | All members of 18th. |
| 212th Mechanised Service Greatcoat | 212th AMP | 212th, and all armoured officers in battle. |
| 7th Engineering Service Tunic | 7th LEC | All members of 7th. |
| 24th Naval Service Greatcoat | 24th NC | 24th members wear it blue so nobody mistakes them for enemies in white. |
| 10th Field Dress Blues | 10th NAS | All members of 10th. |
Formal events
Formal uniform only. If you don't own one, request funding.
Keep it tidy. No wings, shields, Burger King crowns or other odd accessories. The only allowed headgear is a black beret, white dixie cup or blue beret. Face accessories should be neat and realistic.
Match your rank. If your uniform has rank variations, wear the current one for your rank. No UGC police chevrons. No officer-only accessories (peaked caps, belts, swords) unless you're an officer.
Wear your ribbons. Keep your rack up to date and matched to your uniform type. Your hair shouldn't cover any ribbons.
Get the items
The Uniform Directory is a Google Sheet with every uniform in it.
Open the Uniform Directory