CJCR Dress instructions | Annex B Undress Ribbons

Figure 5B-1 – Method of Wear of Cadet Undress Ribbons

Name tag, Cadet Medal ribbon(s) with both
Commendation and Duke of Edinburgh Award Insignia

The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
If a cadet has multiple commendation pins, or a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
1. Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
2. Command Commendation;
3. Cadet Commendation;
4. Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
5. Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
If a cadet has a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
1. Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
2. Command Commendation;
3. Cadet Commendation;
4. Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
5. Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

Expedition participation insignia is worn over the right jacket/shirt pocket, centred 0.5 cm over the nametag.
The nametag is worn 0.5 cm above and centred from the top of the ribbon(s).
Ribbons shall be centred immediately above the right breast pocket of the jacket or shirt.
If a cadet has a commendation pin and a Duke of Edinburgh pin, they are worn one above the other (0.5 cm apart) in the following order of precedence:
1. Chief of Defence Staff Commendation;
2. Command Commendation;
3. Cadet Commendation;
4. Navy League of Canada Award of Commendation; and
5. Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.

2022-11-08