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2356:'s own button design, cap device, awards, and decorations. The combination covers these officers are identical to those of naval officer with respect to colors, chinstrap and peak ornamentation. The buttons securing the chin strap to the sides of the band are smaller versions of the buttons worn on their coats. The USMS cap device is a rendering of the Merchant Marine device in gold- and silver-colored metal. Like the device worn by naval officers, it features a silver eagle, with wings outstretched, above a gold shield; the shield, however, is defaced with an anchor and surrounded by a wreath.
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buttons securing the chin strap to the sides of the band are smaller versions of the buttons worn on the Coast Guard's uniform coats. The blue band around the cap includes blue fabric extending upward on the front of the crown to serve as a backing behind the device. In the case of enlisted personnel, this extension is a blue circle identical to that on the caps of naval officers and chief petty officers. In the case of commissioned officers, however, the extension is a more elaborate polygon to accommodate the officers' cap device.
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684:. But the new national emblem featuring eagle clutching swastika, and black-red-white roundel in oak wreath were introduced on the caps. Enlisted personnel and non-commissioned officers were issued with peaked caps with leather chincord. Officers received caps with metallic chincord. Both enlisted-NCOs' caps and officers' caps had specially colored piping around the cap according to their service branch (white for infantry, pink for panzer and so on).
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263:, in imitation of an undress headdress worn by officers from as early as 1825. The British Army adopted peaked caps in 1902 for both the new khaki field dress and (in coloured form) as part of the "walking out" or off-duty wear for other ranks. A dark blue version was worn with dress blues by all ranks of the U.S. Army between 1902 and 1917.
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2072:(police, fire, customs/excise, immigration, etc.) with influence from the British colonial services. All caps use black as base colour. The crown is flat and round in shape. Female police officers' caps have a coloured band, no crown top and front of the brim is flat with sides/back folded upwards. Only members of the
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Unlike their naval counterparts, coast guardsmen below the rank of chief petty officer wear combination covers; their cap device is a golden representation of the Coast Guard emblem. Coast Guard chief petty officers' cap devices match those of the Navy, albeit with a shield on the front of the fouled
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Female officers and warrant officers wear a peaked cap of a different pattern. Female other ranks wear a round hat instead, although the female version of the peaked cap was formerly worn by all female ranks of the RAF Police. For uniformity, however, female musicians wear the same peaked cap as male
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had one row of braid on their peaks, whereas flag officers had two. Before the Second World War, naval officers were required to possess two caps: one with a white cover for summer and one without for winter. However, flag officers often preferred the white-topped cap in order to stand out from their
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currently issues a peaked cap that is a dark shade of navy blue with a leather chin strap and MGS cap badge on the front to all of its male officers. Female officers are issued with a peaked cap of a different shape similar to that of female soldiers. Dog section officers traditionally wear a beret.
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Air Force service caps are Air Force blue (shade 1620), matching the coat and trousers of the service dress uniform, with a gloss black visor and black chinstrap secured by silver-colored buttons bearing a version of the "Hap Arnold emblem" first designed by James T. Rawls for use by the Air Force's
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A typical peaked cap has a spring stiffening, often in the form of a wire grommet frame, to ensure the sides and rear of the fabric covering have the proper shape. A crusher cap removes the stiffener to allow headphones to be worn over the hat or use in confined spaces such as tanks and submarines,
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wear combination covers, but there are differences between the three types. In general, the cap has a rigid framed crown with a cloth cover, a black hatband that extends to a semicircle on the grant to support a badge device, a glossy black visor, and a chinstrap secured by two gold colored buttons
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Officers in some regiments are also required to wear a khaki version of the cap, often called the "service dress cap", with service dress (the officers' no 2 dress) or barrack dress; the design of this dates back to the cap worn in the field until replaced by the steel helmet during the First World
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continued to be issued uniforms derived from the Second World War pattern. East German caps bore the DDR State
Cockade with the Hammer and Compass design, while West German caps had a cockade in the German national colours, and a badge featuring a wreath with either a pair of crossed swords for the
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It has a cap band which may be coloured (red for all royal regiments and corps), a crown (formerly khaki, now dark blue, except for the Royal
Military Police, who have always worn red, and the Rifles, who wear rifle green), which may have coloured piping or a regimental/corps colour, and a patent
1687:, the cap is white with a gloss black visor. The enlisted version features a black chin strap and is worn with an all-gold EGA device, while the officer version features a gold and scarlet chinstrap and a gold and silver EGA device. In addition, officers wear a lace cross on the top, called the
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wears the combination cap, known as the combo cover, with the
Service Dress Blue uniform (SDBs), the Tropical Blue uniform (Trops), and with all other formal dress uniforms. The cover is identical to that of the Navy with respect to the chinstrap and peak ornamentation. Its crown is white. The
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today wear a framed cap with a white cover and a black band in nos 1, 2 and 3 dress; originally worn only in tropical climates, the white cover was adopted for all areas after the Second World War. Officers have the option of a cotton or plastic cover. Female personnel wear a
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if it is also a Marine) adds an additional gold oak leaf motif to the front of the band. In the Marine Corps, the combination cap is commonly referred to as the "barracks cover", and the particular versions are referred as the dress cap or service cap in Marine Corps Orders.
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device and have a gold chinstrap. Chief petty officers wear a cap badge consisting of a gold fouled anchor with silver block letters "USN" superimposed on the shank of the anchor, with the addition of one, two, or three stars at the top of the anchor if the wearer is a
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in proportion to rank. Piping is also often found, typically in contrast to the crown colour, which is usually white for navy, blue for air force, and green for army. The band is typically a dark, contrasting colour, often black, but may be patterned or striped.
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1899:, often wear peaked caps, especially on formal occasions. In the US, police forces use caps that have softer tops and are not round and rigid in form (notable are those worn in New York and San Francisco). British and Australian policemen have a
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kept using it in all uniforms. Agencies like railway workers, firemen, pilots, mining supervisors, foresters, customs officers in the Soviet Union also were organised along military lines and wore uniforms with peaked caps of various designs.
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On both navy and army caps, the chinstrap is affixed to the cap via two small buttons, one roughly over each ear; these buttons are miniature versions of the buttons on the service dress tunic, and as such bear an RCN or regimental device.
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anchor; like Navy chiefs, their cap devices are enlarged renderings of the rank insignia worn on their collars. Coast Guard officers' cap device is an eagle with wings outstretched, above an anchor grasped horizontally in its talons.
1600:' caps are similar to those of field-grade officers, but the cap band is dark blue and embroidered with gold oak leaf motifs. For both the green and blue caps, enlisted soldiers wear a cap badge of a circular disk embossed with the
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period (1815–48), they became universal dress for German and
Austrian civilian males of all classes, and for the entire 19th century, they were popular with the working classes all over Northern Europe, although in Britain the
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The original civilian variant of the peaked cap was widely worn by sailors and workers from the mid 19th century onwards. These were made of wool or canvas, and sometimes waterproofed with tar. During the 1960s, blue denim
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Police forces across Canada also wear a peaked cap as a part of their dress uniforms and/or operational uniforms. Police peaked caps are typically coloured black with colour cap band. The RCMP uses a yellow cap band, the
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The cap badge consists of the
Ministry of Defence emblem in the centre backed by silver with a navy blue border encircling the emblem that contains text that reads 'Ministry of Defence Guard Service', all below a crown.
568:. However, since from 2007, PLA started to change to adapt the Type 07 Service Uniform, the new uniform retains peaked cap but the style is more like the US and Commonwealth peaked cap instead of the Soviet style caps.
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In the 1990s, the
Russian peaked cap was redesigned and widely issued to the armed forces and police. Caps of this shape are most associated with Russia among foreigners, since they are large and high. In 2012, after
1541:' visors have two pairs of clouds and lightning bolts, patterned after the oak leaf motifs used by the other services. General officers' caps add an extra pair of clouds and bolts on the visor, while the cap of the
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While the majority of
American merchant mariners are employed by shipping businesses and accordingly wear either uniforms prescribed by their employers or civilian attire, some officers receive commissions in the
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giving it a slouched and worn "crushed" appearance. Such modified caps were especially popular among US Army Air Force's combat pilots and German tank commanders and submariners in the Second World War.
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Peaked caps are also commonly worn around the world by some railway, or airport staff (baggage porters, but often wearing kepi type cap), bus drivers and security guards. A peaked cap is a part of the
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is midnight blue matching the uniform coat with a gloss black visor. The enlisted cap has a golden stripe on top of the cap band and a black chinstrap. The version for officers has a cap band with the
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During the 20th century, the combination or peaked cap became common in the armies, navies, air forces and police forces of the world, forgone in combat by common soldiers in favour of more protective
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or in white for use with blue and white uniforms (the use of blue fabric for use with blue uniforms was discontinued in 1963). Since
October 2018 the same cap style is used by both males and females.
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and
British ambulance services do not currently issue peaked caps to be worn on duty, although they formerly did so. However, peaked caps are still worn with formal uniform on ceremonial occasions.
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rendered in silver-colored metal. For enlisted members, the arms are surrounded by a silver-colored metal circle. Commissioned officers' insignia is larger and lacks the encompassing circle. The
892:(soldier's flapjack) for the headgear; officers' caps had peaks from the start and looked like modern peaked caps. The peakless version remained in use in the Russian navy under the name of
1068:. From 1846, it was worn with a crown on the front, and later (from 1856), gold braid was added to the brim to ensure commissioned officers were instantly recognised by their subordinates.
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leather peak and chinstrap. The chinstrap is usually secured above and across the peak and secured at each end by a small (20 line) button of the appropriate regimental or corps pattern.
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era. The new caps were made of khaki wool and sometimes had a neck flap to protect against the cold. Nicknamed the "gor blimey", these caps are associated with the First World War '
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has a different badge. In the United States Armed Forces, the cap device is uniform throughout every service branch, although different variants are used by different rank classes.
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Female personnel wear a peaked cap of a different pattern. For uniformity, however, female musicians wear the same peaked cap as male personnel in formal dress. Members of the
878:, various early versions of the peaked cap were in use in the Russian army. Imperial Russia abandoned the cap for a short period in the second half of the 19th century for a
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of NOAACC officers is similar to that of Navy officers with a globe in place of the shield; the cap device of PHSCC officers is similar to that of Navy officers but has a
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differ, depending on the school or the faculty. In German-speaking countries and in Poland, Estonia and Latvia, student caps come in a variety of colors, depending on the
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900:(literally "peakless one") and is still worn by Russian seamen. Also during the Imperial period, peaked caps were introduced as part of government officials' uniforms.
1930:") on the visor; this is in contrast to the naval tradition, where it is also worn by commanders (one rank below captain) as well as by commodores and flag officers.
541:) for women which does not have a crown top and has a stiff brim all around. The front of the brim is formed into a visor and the sides and back are folded upwards.
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In 1935, the Nazis introduced new uniforms designed for modern mechanised warfare. However, the basic design including the peaked cap remained the same as in the
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In 1914, peakless caps were abolished everywhere in
Russian armed forces except the Navy, and modern peaked caps were issued to all soldiers. However, after the
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cap with full dress but the peaked cap with undress and service dress. The peaked cap remains the headdress for the undress uniforms of several army regiments.
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In the Royal Australian Air Force, the peaked cap is the standard headdress for all ranks, usually worn with service dress, ceremonial dress and tropical dress
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In Denmark, the use of peaked cap has seen a gradual decline from official uniforms, but it is still used in the ceremonial uniforms the general corps of the
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in 1941 it adopted the peaked cap, and this was retained when it was disbanded in 1948 and separate fire brigades were again formed by each local authority.
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1580:. They consist of a dark olive drab top and hat band matching the uniform coat with a russet brown leather visor and chinstrap. The combination cap for the
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wear a cap with a blue-grey crown and a black band, worn with the appropriate badge, in no 1 dress, and sometimes in other uniforms as well. The peak is:
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peaked cap. Initially, German peaked caps were in the uniform color (e.g., Prussian blue, cornflower blue, green, etc.), but before the First World War a
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wear standard peaked caps. Female members wear identical caps to male members. Before the Second World War, some British fire brigades, including the
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472:, with two exceptions. General officers and chief warrant officers wearing army uniform can wear either a beret or a peaked cap with service dress.
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is left plain, and officers' caps are adorned with one or more bands of braid (depending on rank) at the forward edge of the peak. The peak of the
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Two soldiers in Army Blue Service Dress and a general in Army Green Service Dress. All three are wearing peaked caps for their respective dress.
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although has mostly been replaced with the beret. The German navy and Air Force still wear a peaked cap as part of their service dress uniform.
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The cap was used in the early stages of the First World War as the primary headgear, but increased head injuries led to its replacement by the
2218:, wore the peakless Brodrick cap, which had formerly been worn by the British Army. However, when all fire brigades were amalgamated into the
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1560:(CAP). Senior members (those over the age of 18 who are not cadets and everyone over 21) may wear the service cap with a CAP-specific badge.
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All personnel of most regiments and corps of the British Army wear a forage cap, as the peaked cap is formally called, in numbers 1 and 2
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are required to own one. The service cap is issued without charge to enlisted airmen assigned to certain ceremonial units and details.
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hat was issued, with piping colour coded for infantry, artillery or cavalry. These caps, known as "crushers", could be worn beneath a
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wool. Gradually, the height of the shako decreased and the cardboard stiffening removed until, by 1908, it had evolved into the
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known as the Wachstuchmütze and made from oil cloth, since these were cheaper and easier to maintain than the heavy leather
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has two rows of gold oak leaves, one along the forward edge and one near the cap band. The same oak leaves are worn by the
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On navy caps, the peak and chinstrap of the service cap are always black. The cap band is black with the exception of navy
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was appointed Minister of Defence, the design of the peaked cap was changed again to a lower and more proportional style.
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Russia was the first country to adopt the peaked cap. The official act of adopting the cap for military use was made by
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army (Russia's ally at that time), being popular because of its comfort and light weight, as opposed to the cumbersome
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uses a green band with yellow piping. Several other municipal police services in Canada use a red colour cap band.
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due to the unsuitability of the shako in the hot Mexican climate. In 1879, a form of peaked cap was adopted by
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886:, but the peaked cap soon returned. Early soldiers' peaked caps were, in fact, peakless, hence the nickname
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officers often removed the wire stiffening so the cap would resemble the older First World War–era crusher.
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wearing peaked caps (July 2011) including a white example worn by an RAF Police airman at the front right.
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also wear a peaked cap of a different shape; the same pattern was also worn by female officers of the
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wore a peaked cap of a different pattern again, similar to that of the Auxiliary Territorial Service.
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and peasants adopted an almost identical hat into their fashion after the Napoleonic Wars, known as a
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2955:. NOAA Commissioned Corps. p. 3. Archived from
2481:"Uniform instructions for the Royal Australian Navy"
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of other service branches when in ceremonial dress.
2776:"Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia"
2533:. Department of National Defence. 12 September 2018
1986:uniform in most of the territories it operates in.
1407:personnel in formal dress. All ranks of the former
846:personnel, however, wear conventional peaked caps.
828:is a 4-cornered type of peaked cap, related to the
718:of the pre-1989 West German army (left) and modern
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2459:"Royal Australian Air Force Insignia and Uniforms"
1423:White peaked cap of other ranks in the RAF Police.
882:similar to the one used by Americans during their
522:leaves across the forward edge, while that of the
2604:"Marinehuggerten var oprindelig en rytterpallask"
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1278:4/73 (Sphinx) Special Observation Post Battery RA
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309:officers, unchanged since the 1950s until 2023.
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2252:National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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761:Members of the armed and uniformed services in
532:Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces
2674:"Anzugordnung für die Soldaten der Bundeswehr"
2348:'s civilian officers manning non-commissioned
2064:A police officer in Macau wearing a peaked cap
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2734:"British Armed Forces & National Service"
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1378:Blue-grey fabric for officers of the rank of
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2527:"Chapter 5 Paragraph 2: Headdress Policy"
553:Peaked caps formerly used by the Chinese
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2409:"What is North Korea's military might?"
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858:An officer's peaked cap as used by the
449:wearing peaked caps as a part of their
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1907:often have a reflective yellow strip.
1813:Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy
1645:(EGA) device, are worn in two forms.
993:as part of their service uniform. the
627:Landwehrmütze cap of the Prussian army
430:Cap badge § Canadian Armed Forces
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2390:"North Korea Dances the Lambeth Walk"
2342:United States Merchant Marine Academy
2108:Public Security Police Force of Macau
2048:uses a blue colour cap band, and the
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1792:United States Merchant Marine Academy
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1728:Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
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1183:was popularised by generals like Sir
1007:Cap badge § British armed forces
726:After the Second World War, both the
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384:Diagram of peaked caps used by the
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2557:Canadian Forces Dress Instructions
2531:Canadian Forces Dress Instructions
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2161:Police Service of Northern Ireland
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2752:"Civil Air Patrol Uniform Manual"
2750:Civil Air Patrol (26 June 2014).
2648:"Viggo blev hentet med blå blink"
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2187:Ministry of Defence Guard Service
2178:Ministry of Defence Guard Service
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749:remained part of the German army
396:Throughout the 19th century, the
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2672:Zentrale Dienstvorschrift 37/10
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1671:Commandant of the Marine Corps
1463:Cap badge § United States
804:officers in ceremonial dress;
447:Governor General's Foot Guards
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2124:His Majesty's Prison Service
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1788:United States Naval Academy
1602:United States' coat of arms
1409:Women's Auxiliary Air Force
1258:Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
995:Syrian Arab Military Police
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495:, who wear a tan cap band.
416:was established in 1955 an
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2885:NAVY UNIFORM POLICY UPDATE
2738:www.britisharmedforces.org
2691:wartimememoriesproject.com
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1809:master chief petty officer
1805:senior chief petty officer
1639:United States Marine Corps
1633:United States Marine Corps
1535:Air Force Base Honor Guard
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1356:All male personnel of the
1289:Royal Regiment of Scotland
1153:Royal Marines Band Service
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2133:A peaked cap used by the
2097:Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps
2093:Hong Kong Adventure Corps
2089:Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps
2046:Ontario Provincial Police
1978:staff wearing peaked caps
1622:United States Coast Guard
1608:United States Coast Guard
1370:non-commissioned officers
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6388:Law enforcement uniforms
2346:Military Sealift Command
1643:Eagle, Globe, and Anchor
1498:US Air Force cap devices
1328:, whose officers wear a
1291:, who wear a regimental
1248:, the exceptions being:
1206:and pillbox hats of the
987:Syrian Arab Armed Forces
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808:soldiers while on duty;
562:People's Liberation Army
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504:non-commissioned members
155:law enforcement agencies
6025:Kholmogory bone carving
1842:The covering fabric is
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1468:United States Air Force
1364:Black and polished for
1237:Peaked cap used by the
502:The peak of the cap of
213:Hamburg Citizen Militia
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2910:"Proper Uniform Wear"
2866:www.mynavyhr.navy.mil
2842:www.mynavyhr.navy.mil
2810:"Uniform Regulations"
2793:"Uniform Regulations"
2439:on September 20, 2007
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2212:British fire services
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1745:commissioned officers
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6373:20th-century fashion
6368:19th-century fashion
6085:Kasli iron sculpture
5942:Head-mounted display
5590:Enhanced Combat (US)
2993:at Wikimedia Commons
2034:Canadian Coast Guard
2014:student organization
1942:due to their use by
1901:checkerboard pattern
1741:chief petty officers
1700:field grade officers
1590:Field-grade officers
1539:Field-grade officers
1304:Royal Irish Regiment
1191:caps as part of the
1090:chief petty officers
1039:Senior officer's cap
1027:Junior officer's cap
874:in 1811. During the
508:subordinate officers
458:casquette de service
257:chief petty officers
253:Mexican–American War
43:improve this article
6163:Pavlovo Posad shawl
6040:Fedoskino miniature
6035:Russian lacquer art
5863:Horn-rimmed glasses
4058:Coal scuttle bonnet
3344:Casquette d'Afrique
2962:on 23 December 2016
2720:www.wargunner.co.uk
2676:Chapter 4 Section I
2493:on October 23, 2021
2392:. 12 October 2013.
2216:London Fire Brigade
2135:Metropolitan Police
2101:Ceremonial Squadron
2056:Hong Kong and Macau
2038:Royal Canadian Navy
1708:lieutenant colonels
1685:blue dress uniforms
1270:Special Air Service
1254:Royal Tank Regiment
921:, and later by the
812:soldiers; and some
698:featuring a silver
414:Austrian Bundesheer
6403:Russian inventions
5540:Lobster-tailed pot
4525:sombrero de catite
3843:Boss of the Plains
3041:List of hat styles
2757:2019-04-01 at the
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6095:Podstakannik
5920:Solar viewer
5757:Deely bobber
5733:Hairwear and
5724:Sports visor
5510:Lamellenhelm
5271:
5147:Anthony Eden
4607:Tsunokakushi
4068:Dolly Varden
3969:Sports visor
3954:Horse racing
3939:Bicycle clip
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3299:Bell-boy hat
3217:Cabbage-tree
3182:Anthony Eden
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6327:Fabergé egg
6281:Cheburashka
6258:Treshchotka
6220:instruments
6143:Kosovorotka
5994:handicrafts
5735:other items
5704:Face shield
5621:Firefighter
5605:Paratrooper
5560:Pickelhaube
5480:Boar's tusk
5399:Ferronnière
5083:Chilote cap
4930:Accessories
4881:Bumper brim
4785:Mysore peta
4490:Senufo bird
4400:Montenegrin
4335:Jeongjagwan
4280:Energy dome
4235:Blue bonnet
4138:Poke bonnet
4083:French hood
3949:Deerstalker
3908:baggy green
3712:kalimavkion
3662:papal tiara
3416:Maintenance
3169:Semi-formal
2497:November 7,
2210:Members of
1966:Black Power
1948:the Beatles
1944:John Lennon
1870:Student cap
1483:Cap of the
1372:(NCOs) and
1297:Royal Scots
1280:, who wear
1220:Foot Guards
1177:pillbox hat
1173:Crimean War
1066:bicorne hat
745:Schirmmütze
735:East German
728:West German
651:Schirmmütze
641:forage caps
635:Pickelhaube
388:(labels in
273:During the
241:Biedermeier
139:service cap
99:August 2017
6357:Categories
6198:Telnyashka
6183:Sailor cap
6168:Peaked cap
5895:Sunglasses
5833:Eyeglasses
5787:Headphones
5662:Motorcycle
5614:Vocational
5545:Kulah khud
5495:Chalcidian
5490:Corinthian
5379:Coronation
4660:Apostolnik
4290:Four Winds
4265:Dhaka topi
4225:Birke topi
4215:Beonggeoji
4005:Historical
3991:Water polo
3717:koukoulion
3598:Canterbury
3530:Sou'wester
3379:karvalakki
3098:Fascinator
2991:Peaked cap
2871:2023-06-17
2847:2023-06-17
2376:References
2306:cap device
2145:See also:
1968:movement.
1954:imitating
1716:commanders
1689:quatrefoil
1461:See also:
1401:RAF Police
1319:slouch hat
1224:Home Guard
1078:commodores
1070:Commanders
1059:Royal Navy
1012:Royal Navy
1005:See also:
961:) and the
896:beskozyrka
880:forage cap
731:Bundeswehr
720:Bundeswehr
681:Reichsheer
661:field grey
645:sailor cap
618:frock coat
428:See also:
418:olive drab
295:Azerbaijan
277:and after
261:Royal Navy
181:embroidery
166:forage cap
135:peaked hat
131:peaked cap
69:newspapers
6306:Petrushka
6228:Balalaika
6138:Kokoshnik
6123:Budenovka
6077:Tableware
6030:Khokhloma
5930:Teashades
5878:Lorgnette
5868:Pince-nez
5812:Scrunchie
5792:Headpiece
5767:Hair drop
5752:Claw clip
5689:Balaclava
5575:Stahlhelm
5318:Tengkolok
5267:Mitznefet
5115:Fez (hat)
5073:Casquette
4891:Cointoise
4859:Hat parts
4730:Għonnella
4612:Tubeteika
4410:Mooskappe
4320:Glengarry
4180:Arakhchin
4103:Kokoshnik
3959:Mounteere
3944:Casquette
3915:Balaclava
3803:Barretina
3771:Shtreimel
3684:Zucchetto
3669:Pilgrim's
3576:Christian
3567:Religious
3513:triglavka
3493:Rogatywka
3488:Printer's
3476:mariner's
3406:Mazepynka
3386:Fur wedge
3319:Budenovka
3271:Wideawake
3123:lampshade
3068:Cartwheel
2153:cap badge
1825:commander
1811:, or the
1395:and above
1382:and below
1293:Glengarry
1101:instead.
919:budenovka
884:civil war
844:air force
826:rogatywka
763:Indonesia
757:Indonesia
704:Wehrmacht
667:Stahlhelm
614:tailcoats
480:wear the
466:wedge cap
406:pike grey
318:Australia
283:communist
177:cap badge
164:The term
6193:Stalinka
6118:Afghanka
6110:Clothing
5992:Russian
5935:Wayfarer
5915:Mirrored
5873:Lensless
5838:Browline
5817:Shpitzel
5807:Peinetón
5797:Kerchief
5782:Headband
5772:Hair tie
5762:Dush-toh
5742:Barrette
5709:Facekini
5694:Earmuffs
5657:Football
5626:Hard hat
5505:Imperial
5500:Phrygian
5414:Imperial
5257:Campaign
5242:Bearskin
5235:Military
5216:Tricorne
5184:Sombrero
5169:Pork pie
5078:Chupalla
5033:Baseball
4994:Headwear
4942:Feathers
4896:Gamsbart
4871:Aigrette
4775:Khăn vấn
4705:Cornette
4700:Chaperon
4653:headwear
4642:Yanggwan
4622:Tyrolean
4577:Tanggeon
4510:Sombrero
4470:Rastacap
4450:Pashteen
4365:Keffiyeh
4255:Coonskin
4250:Coloured
4230:Blangkon
4210:Bell-boy
4088:Phrygian
4078:Fontange
4053:Cavalier
4048:Capotain
4043:Bycocket
3986:Swimming
3927:Baseball
3920:facekini
3882:Umbrella
3877:Tin foil
3860:Monmouth
3645:mantilla
3620:Capuchon
3610:Capirote
3552:Tricorne
3364:Doctoral
3329:Campaign
3294:Bearskin
3281:Uniforms
3261:Pork pie
3222:Chupalla
3209:Informal
3118:Mushroom
3078:Cocktail
2838:"3501.9"
2755:Archived
2394:Archived
2360:Variants
2344:and the
2310:caduceus
2292:and the
2110:and the
2022:monogram
2006:cockades
1952:greasers
1920:captains
1722:, while
1720:captains
1712:colonels
1694:For the
1659:Enlisted
1509:through
1330:tent hat
1208:Boer War
1159:and the
1074:captains
1062:officers
602:Landwehr
582:Airforce
482:bearskin
289:(except
275:Cold War
246:flat cap
229:Prussian
211:and the
189:regiment
170:side cap
6332:Shashka
6218:Musical
6208:Valenki
6203:Ushanka
6188:Sarafan
6100:Samovar
5905:Glacier
5900:Aviator
5888:Rimless
5883:Monocle
5858:Goggles
5848:Cat eye
5843:Bug-eye
5826:Eyewear
5802:Peineta
5777:Hairnet
5747:Bumpits
5699:Earplug
5652:Bicycle
5647:Batting
5631:Welding
5555:Dragoon
5520:Barbute
5485:Ilyrian
5463:Helmets
5446: (
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5394:Eastern
5384:Coronet
5374:Corolla
5369:Consort
5359:Circlet
5354:Chaplet
5301:Wrapped
5226:Ushanka
5221:Trucker
5174:Salakot
5164:Pillbox
5142:Homburg
5130:Newsboy
5125:Coppola
5093:Cricket
5021:General
4947:Hat box
4937:Cockade
4916:Sarpech
4850:Yashmak
4800:Paranja
4770:Jang-ot
4720:Dumalla
4680:Boshiya
4665:Bashlyk
4651:Wrapped
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4587:Taqiyah
4582:Tantour
4542:Songkok
4500:Šibenik
4485:Salakot
4475:Šajkača
4460:Qeleshe
4455:Pungcha
4445:Papakha
4435:Pahlavi
4425:Ochipok
4415:Nambawi
4395:Malahai
4385:Labbade
4360:Kashket
4350:Karakul
4190:Aso Oke
4143:Pudding
4128:Petasos
4108:Miner's
4033:Boudoir
4028:Bergère
4013:Attifet
3932:trucker
3903:Cricket
3887:Whoopee
3833:Chilote
3751:Kashket
3694:Eastern
3605:Camauro
3593:Biretta
3585:Western
3540:faluche
3535:Student
3508:titovka
3420:Chapeau
3411:Nurse's
3349:Caubeen
3304:Bicorne
3289:Aviator
3266:Smoking
3249:newsboy
3244:coppola
3177:Homburg
3142:Pillbox
3130:Picture
3093:Eugénie
3051:culture
3049:Western
2658:1 April
2632:1 April
2610:1 April
2588:1 April
2563:28 June
2537:18 June
2465:July 1,
2443:July 1,
2012:of the
2002:tassels
1897:customs
1829:captain
1637:In the
1511:colonel
1308:caubeen
1149:'blues'
792:In the
722:(right)
686:Gestapo
596:Germany
572:Denmark
410:ski cap
376:Austria
352:officer
334:In the
303:Ukraine
299:Georgia
233:bicorns
199:History
83:scholar
6233:Garmon
6148:Kaftan
6128:French
5910:Iggaak
5667:Racing
5595:Flight
5570:Brodie
5565:Adrian
5550:Kabuto
5535:Sallet
5530:Morion
5472:Combat
5448:laurel
5444:Wreath
5419:Makuṭa
5404:Fillet
5389:Diadem
5349:Astral
5338:Crowns
5323:Turban
5308:Do-rag
5277:Sailor
5272:Peaked
5262:Forage
5247:Boonie
5179:Salako
5137:Gandhi
5108:Trilby
5103:Fedora
5098:Easter
5088:Cowboy
5068:Buntal
5063:Bucket
5058:Bowler
5053:Bonnet
5048:Boater
5038:Beanie
4952:Hatpin
4906:Lappet
4901:Hackle
4840:Turban
4835:Tudong
4830:Tichel
4780:Litham
4760:Hogeon
4725:Emamah
4715:Do-rag
4710:Dastar
4695:Chador
4675:Bonnet
4670:Birrus
4592:Tembel
4557:Šubara
4505:Sindhi
4495:Shyade
4480:Salako
4345:Kalpak
4340:Jobawi
4310:Gandhi
4300:Fulani
4245:Chullo
4240:Chapan
4133:Pileus
4123:Pamela
4118:Modius
4098:Kausia
4093:Hennin
4023:Beaver
3896:Sports
3872:Shower
3838:Cowboy
3828:Bucket
3823:Breton
3818:Bobble
3808:Beanie
3793:Animal
3785:Casual
3766:Spodik
3761:Kolpik
3756:Kippah
3746:Jewish
3738:Jewish
3724:Skufia
3702:Klobuk
3679:Shovel
3650:wimple
3630:Galero
3525:Slouch
3481:sailor
3471:Peaked
3466:Patrol
3449:maroon
3391:Hardee
3374:Forage
3359:Czapka
3314:Boonie
3256:Panama
3232:trilby
3227:Fedora
3199:Buntal
3194:Bowler
3189:Boater
3113:Juliet
3073:Cloche
3060:Formal
2966:7 July
2930:7 July
2141:Police
2028:Canada
2018:zirkel
2010:colors
1998:lining
1794:or in
1743:, and
1704:majors
1513:) and
1366:airmen
1282:berets
991:berets
985:, the
949:Serbia
907:kartuz
850:Russia
830:czapka
820:Poland
777:Israel
769:, the
610:shakos
590:police
588:, the
424:Canada
402:shakos
390:German
237:shakos
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6315:Other
6243:Bayan
6238:Gusli
6153:Lapti
6015:Gzhel
5719:Scarf
5640:Sport
5525:Close
5515:Great
5439:Tiara
5434:State
5424:Naval
5342:bands
5282:Shako
5252:Busby
5209:Opera
5194:Straw
5159:Kofia
5043:Beret
4921:Visor
4911:Plume
4825:Sudra
4820:Snood
4815:Roach
4805:Pheta
4795:Pagri
4790:Niqāb
4755:Hijab
4745:Gulle
4740:Gugel
4685:Burqa
4637:Welsh
4617:Tuque
4602:Topor
4597:Tokin
4552:Straw
4440:Pakol
4370:Kofia
4330:Jaapi
4305:Futou
4295:Fujin
4275:Dutch
4270:Doppa
4153:Witch
4148:Toque
4073:Dunce
4038:Boyar
3964:Rally
3867:Party
3850:Fruit
3813:Beret
3798:Ascot
3657:Mitre
3498:Shako
3444:green
3434:black
3324:Busby
3309:Black
3157:opera
3135:peach
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1507:major
1341:War.
1246:dress
1189:khaki
1181:beret
969:Syria
931:VOKhR
902:Serfs
840:Naval
545:China
470:beret
193:corps
145:, or
90:JSTOR
76:books
6383:Caps
6322:Izba
6268:Toys
5600:Mk 7
5409:Hoop
5364:Camp
5328:Veil
5313:Hood
5287:Side
5154:Knit
5120:Flat
5010:caps
5005:Hats
4876:Brim
4866:Agal
4845:Veil
4765:Hood
4735:Gook
4690:Caul
4572:Tang
4537:Song
4465:Qing
4430:Paag
4390:Lika
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