personnel, (and dependents over age 12) in order to project a good impression to host nation populations, as well as reinforce COMUSNAVCENT/COMFIFTHFLT’s policy of “Liberty as a Mission.” Civilian attire shall present a neat, conservative appearance. The goal is to clearly define acceptable attire for U.S. It is impossible to cover all combinations of attire. Violation of this general order by civilians may result in removal of command sponsorship and subsequent removal from the USCENTCOM AOR or other administrative action.ģ. Navy Regulations, 1990, this order is punitive in nature. (c) Under the authority of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), Title 10, United States Code, Sections 801-940, and U.S. personnel must adhere to the requirements of this general order. personnel - to include non-component command military personnel, their dependents, and all civilians serving with, employed by, or accompanying U.S. (b) COMUSNAVCENT exercises force protection responsibilities over all U.S. personnel attached to COMUSNAVCENT/COMFIFTHFLT units must adhere to the requirements of this general order or to the guidance from other CENTCOM designated authority for the country in which they are stationed, whichever is more restrictive. Authorized and prohibited clothing specified in this instruction is specific to this AOR and may be more restrictive than military regulations. military presence and reduce, to the maximum extent possible, any potential host nation friction.
personnel (service members, DoD civilians, and their dependents) must be aware of local sensitivities and cultural values in order to minimize the impact of U.S.
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