CJCR Dress instructions | Annex B Undress Ribbons
Figure 5B-1 – Method of Wear of Cadet Undress Ribbons
Name tag, Cadet Medal ribbon(s) with both
Commendation and Duke of Edinburgh Award Insignia
- The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
- Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
- If a cadet has multiple commendation pins, or a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
- Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
- Command Commendation;
- Cadet Commendation;
- Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
- Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.
- The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
- Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
- If a cadet has a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
- Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
- Command Commendation;
- Cadet Commendation;
- Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
- Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.
- Expedition participation insignia is worn over the right jacket/shirt pocket, centred 0.5 cm over the nametag.
- The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
- Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
- If a cadet has a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
- Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
- Command Commendation;
- Cadet Commendation;
- Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
- Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.
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