DRESS REGULATIONS

Almost every activity we do requires cadets to wear uniform, either blue or Green. It is very unusual to take part in an activity which requires cadets to wear civvies

Blue uniform : Beret, correctly shaped. Hair for Males is to be neatly cut, off the ears and off the collar
Females are to wear their hair in a bun with hair nets or bands of the same colour as their hair.

Dark blue working shirts are the normnal dress, worn with the neck open and sleeves rolled up correctly.

Light blue shirts are to be worn with ties and sleeves down. The order may be given for open neck with the sleeves worn rolled up

Ties when worn are to be fastened in a windsor knot

Brassards are worn on the right sleeve with badges correctly and neatly sewn. There should be no loose threads.

Jumpers when worn are not to be folded under. Loose threads, or excess pieces of wool are to be removed
The patches are not to be ironed

Epaulettes are to lie flat on the top of the shoulder

Trousers are to be well pressed with one crease at the front and one at the rear. They should sit on the second lace hole of DMS shoes

Skirts are to neatly pressed

Shoes are to be DMS service shoes and be well bulled

Jewelry permitted is as follows

Small earstuds may be worn BY FEMALES ONLY

DPM Uniform

Although generally for outdoor activities, it is still uniform and is to be worn correctly and smartly

DPM uniform consists of

Beret
SHIRT SLEEVE ORDER

DPM shirt, neatly pressed. Sleeves rolled up in the prescribed manner. Correct rank badges are to be worn at all times
DPM trousers, correctly bloused over the boots.

At other times, green pullovers may be worn, same as shown above with blue uniform

DPM combat jackets

All buttons and ties must be fastened

Boots are to be well polished and tied up correctly

DPM Combat clothing is to be purchased by cadets

Whatever the uniform, cadets will carry their F3822 record of service books at all times when on ATC duty. Not only is this your offiocial I.D, but it contains contact details in the event of an accident

CADETS WHO FAIL TO MEET THE ABOVE STANDARDS WILL BE SENT HOME. THEY ALSO STAND TO HAVE THEIR UNIFORM TAKEN FROM THEM

2393 Squadron

Just a couple of the photos taken at the funeral of Squadron Leader (Retd) Ferriss

Well done to everyone for the way they behaved and the standard of uniform

A particular big thank you to Sgt Marston and Cpl Perry for the way they carried out their duties as Pall Bearers

Remember what his daughter said in her message to the squadron

"If any one ever asks you, did you ever make a difference to anyones life, tell them yes, on Wednesday 15th March 2006 "