Naval Working Uniform (NWU) Type I
The NWU Type I "blue digital camouflage" uniform served for many years as the standard working uniform of the United States Navy and was worn by Sea Cadets throughout the country. Although it has largely been replaced by the NWU Type III in today's Navy and Sea Cadet program, it remains an important part of our organization's history and represents a generation of cadets who trained and served in this distinctive uniform.
Our unit preserves this heritage by recognizing the role the Type I uniform played in the evolution of the Sea Cadet program.
Naval Working Uniform (NWU) Type III
The NWU Type III is the primary working uniform worn by our cadets during most drill weekends, field exercises, community service projects, and hands-on training activities. Designed for durability and practicality, it allows cadets to participate comfortably in seamanship, leadership exercises, physical training, and outdoor events while maintaining a professional military appearance.

Naval Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) Service Dress Whites
Commonly known as the "Summer Whites," this iconic uniform is worn during formal ceremonies and official events in warm-weather months. It is one of the most recognizable uniforms in the United States Navy and reflects the professionalism and pride expected of every Sea Cadet.
Naval Sea Cadet Corps (NSCC) Service Dress Blues
Often referred to as the "Dress Blues," this traditional uniform is worn during formal ceremonies, inspections, and special occasions in cooler weather. Its distinctive appearance has represented generations of American Sailors and remains one of the Navy's most enduring symbols of service.

Naval League Cadet Corps (NLCC) Summer Dress Uniform
The NLCC Summer Dress uniform is worn for ceremonies, inspections, and formal events. It reflects the pride, discipline, and professionalism expected of every League Cadet while honoring the traditions of the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps. pride, and the naval traditions that young cadets begin learning from their very first days in the program.


Male cadets are expected to maintain a neat, clean, and professional appearance that reflects military standards. Hair must be well groomed, conservative in style, and worn so it does not interfere with the proper wear of military headgear. Good grooming demonstrates discipline, attention to detail, and pride in representing the United States Naval Sea Cadet Corps.

Female cadets are expected to maintain a neat, professional appearance while allowing for a variety of authorized hairstyles. Hair must be secured to ensure the proper fit and appearance of military headgear, with styles that reflect the discipline, professionalism, and pride expected of every Sea Cadet.
NSCC/NLCC Uniform Manual
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