Figure 1: General Mullins – USAF web site
Figure 2: White ceremonial
dress uniform worn by General James P. Mullins. The only cap for use with
the white ceremonial dress
uniform covered by regulations is the blue service dress cap but with a white
cover placed
over the blue top and the
black leather chin strap replaced with the silver braid chin strap.
Figure 3: Mess dress shoulder
boards, insignia and ribbons of service dress are worn on the white
ceremonial dress uniform.
Figure 4: The silver sleeve
band on the general officer white ceremonial dress uniform is three-quarters of
an inch
in width with blue piping on
the top and bottom. Field grade officer is one-half inch and company grade
officer wore the blue
braid normally found on the
service dress uniform. The silver braid was never regulation on the white
trousers.
Figure 5: Tailor label found
on the uniform by Patriot.