No.2 Dress - working dress
This is the standard uniform for Air Cadets. This uniform is worn with beret, dark Working Blue shirt and jumper. Note the brassard (armband) on the right of a cadets arm, which displays various qualification badges.
Note: girls may wear trousers for cold weather (if not on a formal parade), or when particular activities require the wearing of them.
No.2 Dress (shirtsleeve) - working dress
In warm weather, jumpers are removed and the sleeves of the Working Blue shirt are smartly turned up to just above the elbow. The brassard is always worn in working uniform, so is therefore attached to the shirt. If a cadet is wearing a stable belt or purse belt, it is only seen when in shirtsleeve order - the stable belt is in the RAF colours and the females purse belt in RAF blue.
No.2 Dress (shirtsleeve) - parades
This uniform is worn on important parades or events. The only difference being the wearing of the Wedgewood Blue shirt with a black tie. Jumpers may be worn as appropriate.
No. 3 Dress - Combats
This uniform is also known as 'DPMs', or 'Greens'. This uniform is worn for adventure training activities, and should be worn as smartly as blue uniforms.
Note: The Air Cadet TRF is only to be affixed to the CS95 Field jacket and is to be sewn centrally on the right sleeve with the top edge 7.5cms below
the shoulder seam. Under no circumstances is it to be sewn on the wet weather Gotrtex jackets.
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