The Marine Corps League uniform represents much more than clothing. It identifies us as members of the League, reflects our connection to the Marine Corps, and presents our Detachment professionally to the community.

Members of SgtMaj Michael S. Curtin Detachment 1124 are encouraged to become familiar with Marine Corps League uniform standards and to wear the appropriate uniform when participating in meetings, ceremonies, community events, color guards, memorials, and other League functions.

This page is intended as a quick reference for our members. It does not replace the current Marine Corps League National Uniform Code. When there is any question or conflict, current National Marine Corps League regulations take precedence.

Start Here: The Marine Corps League Cover

For most new members, the first and most important uniform item is the Marine Corps League cover.

The standard scarlet/red Marine Corps League cover identifies the wearer as a member of the League and is the basic uniform item worn at official Marine Corps League meetings and functions.

The cover should be worn only with authorized Marine Corps League insignia and identification.

Standard Cover Basics

Regular Detachment members are authorized the red Marine Corps League cover.
The authorized Marine Corps emblem is worn on the left side.
Detachment or Department identification is worn in its authorized position.
Life Member identification may be worn when applicable.
Military Order of the Devil Dogs identification may be worn when authorized.
Unauthorized pins, division insignia, ornaments, miniature ribbons, or other decorations should not be added to the cover.

Members holding Department or National offices may be authorized different covers in accordance with National regulations.

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