Which of the following statements describes the correct nameplate placement for male cadets on Class A/B uniforms?

• A. It is worn on the left pocket.
• B. It is worn centered on the chest above the left pocket.
• C. It is centered on the right pocket between the top of the pocket and the top of the button.
• D. It is worn below the pocket.

Answer: (C)

The main idea is consistent, readable placement. For male cadets in Class A/B uniforms, the nameplate belongs on the right side of the chest, centered over the right pocket. It should sit between the top edge of the pocket and the top button, so it’s clearly visible and aligned with the pocket and button line. This standard keeps the uniform looking balanced and easy to read in formations. Placing it on the left pocket, above the pocket, or below the pocket would disturb the uniform’s symmetry and legibility, which is why those placements aren’t used.