The rule of thumb that I heard years ago, and that I applied when I was a
divisional commander, is that you wear the rank below that of the person
you report to. Thus, a divisional commander wears the silver oak leaf
(because he reports to the district commander), and his staff would wear
the gold oak leaf, just as a sectional commander wears the gold oak leaf
and his staff wears the blue. But you won't find that in the Leaders Manual!
Jonathan
At 05:38 PM 5/21/2000 -0400, Chuck Graham wrote:
>The Leader's Manual does not answer this question: What insignia do
>Divisional Staff wear on their collars? The Leaders Manual says the
>Divisional Commander wears a silver oak leaf, which would lead me to
>believe his staff wears a gold oak leaf. Does anyone know for sure?
>
>Chuck Graham
>Training Coordinator
>Pen-FL District Northern Division
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