Uniform
With operational uniforms, all members of CANSOFCOM wear the tan beret, regardless of their environment (sea, land or air), with their personnel branch badge or, for Armour and Infantry Branch members, the badge of their former regiment.
With ceremonial and service dress, navy members wear service caps with tan bands, army members wear tan berets and air force members wear blue wedge caps with a tan insert.
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