NATO Veterans Organization of Canada
Organisation canadienne des vétérans de l’OTAN
A Voice for today’s Veterans ~ Une voix pour les vétérans d’aujourd’hui
Policy & Procedure
Updated - November 01 2012
Dress Regulations Policy
June 17, 2011
- Wearing of the NATO DRESS Kit
- If a NATO member is a Member of the Canadian Legion, then the NATO Member will comply with the Legion Regulation on Dress for Legion Functions, which will include Head Dress.
- NATO Dress, Full Dress can be worn at any Military or Civilian Function or Social Function, that is not a Legion Official Function
- If a NATO members is not a Member of A Legion, then he is permitted to wear his Official NATO dress, where he or she fells it is appropriate
NATO KIT
Beret- Dark Blue with Small Cloth NATO Badge to be worn- not Metal –for now
Shirt- White, if possible with starched collar
Tie- as per Members Unit Affiliation-wearing of the Dickey is” Grandfathered”- see below
Blazer- Navy Blue with Large NATO Badge, sewn on top of left breast pocket-wearing of black Blazer is “grandfathered”
Pants- Gray Flannel
Belt- Black
Shoes- Black.
NATO Lapel Pin to be worn on civilian suit left lapel.
Ascots- For those who currently have them, they will be Grandfathered, but we will not be including them in the KIT Stores
Medals- Only Medals issue in service will be worn-no unofficial Medal or Legion Medals or any others will be worn on right OR left hand side of blazer-NO other buttons/badges/lapel pins are to be worn EXCEPT the Military issued-Qualification Pins and Awards-example Para Wings etc
Last modified
November 01 2012