Ranger Hat: generic term used in this reference manual to refer to the flat-brimmed straw or beaver-felt hat. Sometimes called the “flat hat” or “stetson hat.” Used generically, the term is not meant to reflect job series or other uses of the term “ranger.” Special Work Apparel: items required to safely and efficiently accomplish specific duties.
NPS Uniform Collection - U.S. National Park Service
Ranger badges, collar insignia, and name bars are important parts of the official niform. Hat bands, belts, tie tacks, and other ornamentation complete the "ranger look". Each of the three NPS symbols created since 1916—the eagle, the sequoia cone, and the arrowhead —can still be seen on uniforms today if you know where to look.
DO #43 - Policy (U.S. National Park Service)
Only NPS employees [i.e., those whose employment requires a Request for Personnel Action (SF-52)] are authorized to wear the NPS uniform. Occupants of the following positions are authorized to wear the NPS uniform on a full-time or occasional basis, and are provided with a uniform allowance: Positions requiring regular and recurring public contact;
The Unisex Uniform (U.S. National Park Service) - NPS
The NPS approved its first official uniform on March 20, 1920, publishing it as the Regulations Governing the Use of the National Park Service Uniform by Officers and Rangers of the National Park Service. These first regulations are remarkably neutral, referring to officers, permanent rangers, and temporary rangers by position rather than ...
Special Uniforms include formal attire and maternity uniforms. In addition, there are a number of positions and roles that require specialized attire/personal protective equipment (PPE) to support operations (e.g., climbing ranger, lifeguard).
National Park Service uniforms - Wikipedia
Eventually, the uniform became the gray shirt and green trousers that can be seen on NPS Rangers today. During the early years of national parks (1870s and 1880s), before there was such an organization as the United States National Park Service, there was no specific unifying dress code for employees.
National Park Service: Uniforms (Badges/Insignia)
While technically not an insignia, the ranger hat has become synonymous with the ranger service. Even similar police hats are called "Smokey the Bear" hats. Speaking of Smokey, it is ironic that the symbol of the Forest Service should be wearing a Park Service ranger hat.
50 Nifty Finds #16: Uniformity and Diversity - NPS
The National Park Service (NPS) uniforms in the NPS History Collection reflect the development and evolution of the iconic park ranger image, but they also do much more. Although many look similar, each uniform weaves together the unique story of the person who wore it and their contributions to the NPS mission.
With this flyer the National Park Service is introducing several new components to its uniform program. All components are available to employees in both Class A
What’s the story of the iconic National Park Service ranger ‘flat …
2019年6月21日 · Crowning the classic National Park Service (NPS) ranger uniform is the iconic, broad-brimmed “flat hat.” The hat not only protects the wearer from the elements, but it also represents the passion behind the national parks system.