USPHS cap device

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The USPHS cap device is the distinctive metal insignia worn on the covers of United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps uniforms, symbolizing the service’s authority and mission in public health.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military-style cap device
symbol of authority
uniform insignia
appliesToPart uniform cover
associatedWith commissioning ceremonies
federal public health emergency response
official USPHS public appearances
color gold
country United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts caduceus
crossed fouled anchor and caduceus
fouled anchor
governingBody U.S. Department of Health and Human Services NERFINISHED
United States Public Health Service NERFINISHED
hasSymbolicMeaning maritime heritage of the Public Health Service
medical and public health functions
service and readiness
hasVariant different sizes for different cap styles
female officer cap device
male officer cap device
legalStatus official federal uniform insignia
material metal
mustComplyWith USPHS Commissioned Corps uniform policy
partOf USPHS uniform insignia system NERFINISHED
United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps uniform
regulates appearance specified in USPHS uniform regulations
relatedTo USPHS collar devices
USPHS rank insignia NERFINISHED
USPHS sleeve insignia NERFINISHED
similarTo U.S. Navy officer cap device
symbolizes authority of the United States Public Health Service
federal commissioned officer status
public health mission
usedBy USPHS officers NERFINISHED
United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps NERFINISHED
usedFor distinguishing USPHS officers from other uniformed services
identification of USPHS officers
useRestrictedTo authorized USPHS personnel
wornBy USPHS officers in formal and service dress uniforms
officers on active duty in the USPHS Commissioned Corps
wornOn combination cap
service dress cap

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