This video details the mess dress uniform.
Air force mess dress medals placement.
Dress and personal appearance of air force personnel.
Miniature medals are worn on the blue mess dress or on formal dress.
Six medals should be displayed in two rows three over three.
The air force dress and appearance program website is a one stop shop for all questions on wear of the uniform insignias awards and decorations.
Officer mess dress name tag and headgear is not worn.
Air force officers and enlisted personnel wear the mess dress uniform to formal occasions such as the air force ball a unit s annual dining in or civilian events like weddings that require evening wear.
Regular size medals are worn on the service dress and ceremonial dress uniforms with the medal portion of the bottom row immediately above the top of the pocket button.
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Placement of medals on civilian dress coat or jacket.
For instance miniature medal placement on the air force mess dress is centered between arm seam lapel and midway between top shoulder seam and top button of jacket.
Center all miniature medals between lapel and arm seam and midway between top shoulder seam and top button of jacket.
Wear of air force mini medals.
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4 order of precedence.
Officers place shoulder board insignia as close as possible to shoulder seam.
Women s mess dress uniform mandatory for officers optional for enlisted.
The highest awarded medal the medal of honor is worn around the neck.
All officers are required to own a mess dress uniform.
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Saluting is not required when outdoors.
This display represents the correct order of precedence of ribbons most likely to be worn today on the air force uniform.
Department of defense medals are worn in a specific order of precedence.
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For local installation guidance consult your chain of command for clarification and further guidance on standards and policies.