U.S. and Branch Insignia Placement

During initial entry training, males will wear the “US” insignia on both
collars. The bottom of the insignia disk will be 1 inch above the notches on the collar, with the center line of the insignia bisecting the notch and parallel to the inside edge of the collar on the Army green, Army white, and Army blue uniform coats. After completing AIT or one-station unit training (OSUT), male soldiers will wear MOS branch insignia on their left collar.

U.S. and Branch Insignia, Enlisted Male

U.S. and Branch Insignia, Enlisted Female

During initial-entry training, females will wear the “US” insignia on both collars. The bottom of the insignia disk will be worn 1 inch above the notches on the collars, with the center line of the insignia bisecting the notch and parallel to the inside edge of the collar on the Army green pantsuit jacket, and Army green, Army white, and Army blue uniform coats. The bottom of the insignia disk will be 5/8 inch above the collar lapel seam on the female classic green uniform coat. After completing AIT or OSUT, female soldiers will wear MOS branch insignia on their left collar.

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