As a 100% disabled combat vet, what occasions can I wear the uniform, if at all? I know that they must be up to date with proper medals and awards for the retired. Just not sure about the disabled.

Posted on Apr 4, 2018

As a 100% disabled combat vet, what occasions can I wear the uniform, if at all?

SSgt Gene Buck

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I know that they must be up to date with proper medals and awards for the retired. Just not sure about the disabled.

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SGM Bill Frazer

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Disabled, retired, medically retired- same status.

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MSgt George Cater

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You should be able to wear it under the same conditions as any other vet. I don’t think it matters that you’re 100% disabled.
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https://www.thebalance.com/military-uniforms-by-retirees-veterans-3356978

Military Uniform Rules For Retirees And Veterans

Retired military members and certain honorably discharged veterans may wear the US Military uniform on certain occasions.

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SSgt Gene Buck

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I had forgotten about Vets able to wear the uniform. Thank you for quick response.

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SGT Dave Tracy

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I would concur with MSgt George Cater on this (good like to BTW). You will want to keep in mind the Air Force's standards for uniform and appearance. I know in the Army AR670-1 governs uniform wear by SMs, retirees and veterans.

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