According to international practice, navy dresses have no epaulettes. Due to the small space in the ship, epaulettes are not conducive to working in the ship. Therefore, almost all naval dresses in various countries have no epaulettes, but the ranks are marked on the cuffs. This is the case with naval dresses above the rank of field officer in China.

On epaulettes of naval uniforms

1. There are no epaulettes for naval officers' uniforms and naval officers' winter clothes in spring and autumn, but epaulettes are used for training uniforms. Other military uniforms and epaulettes. The officer's logo of the navy officer's navy spring and autumn clothes and the navy officer's winter clothes has been moved to the cuffs, which are called armbands.

2. Because warships are classified, if an officer stands on a high place and looks up from a low place, he can't see the epaulettes. You can't tell his or her rank without looking at the epaulettes, but you can tell it by putting it on the cuffs.

3. One star plus one horizontal is a second lieutenant, one star plus two horizontal is a lieutenant, and one star plus three horizontal is a captain. One star plus one cross is a major, one star plus two crosses is a lieutenant colonel, one star plus three crosses is a colonel, and one star plus forty words is a senior colonel.

4. One star plus one extra-large cross plus one cross is a major general, one star plus one extra-large cross plus two crosses is a lieutenant general, and one star plus one extra-large cross plus three crosses is a general. These armbands are marked with black background and yellow lines.