A Department Officer is distinguished by a white garrison cap with gold piping. A Detachment member is distinguished by a Red garrison cap with gold piping. A National Department Officer is distinguished by a red garrison cap with gold piping. A Post member is distinguished by a navy blue garrison cap with gold piping. An S.A.L. County member is distinguished by a French blue garrison cap with white piping. Either the garrison cap or combination cap may be worn. The garrison cap is also worn by midshipmen and officer candidates. The garrison cap with the paraglider patch was replaced by the maroon beret. The garrison cap was reintroduced, originally to be worn overseas, but quickly became standard. The garrison cap was worn with the army Air Forces insignia on the left side. The U.S. Coast Guard issues the garrison cap ("cover") to all service members.