a. Line.  A five-pointed gold star, placed on the sleeve with one ray point­ing downward.

b.  Medical Corps. A gold embroidered spread oak leaf, surcharged with a silver embroidered acorn, placed on the sleeve, stem down.

c. Nurse Corps. A gold embroidered spread oak leaf, placed on the sleeve, stem down.

d.  Supply Corps.  A gold embroidered sprig of three oak leaves and three acorns, placed on the sleeve with the longer dimension parallel to the upper stripe, stem to the front (right and left).  Also worn by Limited Duty Officers and Supply and Food Service Warrant Officers.

e. Chaplain Corps

4. Warrant Officers' Line Devices

a.  Acoustic Technician.  A gold globe with vertical and horizontal lines representing latitude and longitude on which a Hippocampus (Seahorse) is centered.  The globe is bisected in the rear by a trident pointing upward.

b. Aerial Vehicle Pilot.  A gold embroidered Pegasus, forward facing, rearing on hind legs. The Pegasus is affixed above the WO or CWO stipes on shoulder boards and piping on sleeves of service dress uniforms and dinner dress uniforms.

c.  Aerographer.  A gold embroidered device, con­sisting of a winged circle with a six feather arrow passing vertically through the circle, placed on the sleeve, arrow pointing down and perpendicular to stripe, with the filled in half of the circle to the front (right and left).

d.  Air Traffic Control Technician.  A winged mi­crophone.

e.  Aviation Boatswain. Gold embroidered crossed winged Anchors, placed on the sleeve with wings par­allel to the stripe.

f.  Aviation Electronics Technician.  A winged, helium atom, embroidered in gold, placed on the sleeve with wings parallel to the stripe.  The electron or­bits diagonally with the bottom to the front (right and left).

g.  Aviation Maintenance Technician.  A winged, two-blade vertical propeller embroidered in gold, placed on the sleeve with wings parallel to the stripe.

h.  Aviation Operations Technician.  Two canted winged, crossed electron orbits, canted with a lightning bolt passing through toward wave lines, placed on the sleeve with wings parallel to the  stripe (right and left).

i.  Aviation Ordnance Technician.  A gold embroi­dered, winged, flaming sph­erical shell, placed on the sleeve flame upward, paral­lel to the stripe.

j.  Boatswain.  Two gold embroidered crossed, fouled Anchors, placed on the sleeve with crowns down and parallel to the stripe.

k.  Information Systems Technician.  Four gold embroi­dered lightning bolts, 1-1/4 inches long and 3/4 inch wide, placed on the sleeve with the longer dimension paral­lel to the stripe, narrow end of de­vice to the front (right and left).
 

l.  Cryptologic Technician. A crossed quill nib to the front over a spark pointing down, placed on the sleeve with points down, parallel to the stripe (right and left).

m.  Data Processing Technician.  A gold embroidered quill, pen nib down to the front (right and left) superimposed diagonally on gear. (Disestablished Oct 2003 and converted to Information Systems Technician).

n.  Diving Officer.  A gold embroidered Diver's helmet with face plate, square knot and breast plate bolts embroidered in silver.

o.  Electronics Technician. A gold embroidered helium atom, placed on the sleeve with the horizontal elec­tron orbit parallel to the stripe.  The electron or­bits diagonally with the bottom to the front (right and left).

p.  Engineering Technician/ Nuclear Power Technician.  A gold embroidered, three-bladed propeller, placed on the sleeve with two blades down, and the lower edges parallel to the stripe.

q.  Explosive Ordnance Dis­posal Technician.  A mine superimposed on a crossed torpedo and aircraft bomb. The torpedo points down and aft; the bomb points down and forward (right and left).  (Phased out Oct 2013 and converted to LDO).

r.  Intelligence Techni­cian.  A gold embroidered magnifying glass and Yeo­man's quill, placed on the sleeve with the quill nib pointing down and forward.

s.  Operations Technician.  A gold embroidered Ship's helm, circumscribing an arrow which points diago­nally up and forward.  One spark passes diagonally downward through the helm (right and left).

t.  Ordnance Technician.  A gold embroidered, flaming, spherical shell, placed on the sleeve, flame upward, perpendicular to the stripe.

u.  Photographer.  A gold embroidered camera, with bellows extended, placed on the sleeve in an upright position with camera front toward sleeve front.

v.  Security Technician.  A gold embroidered star pointing up, in a circle, within a shield.

w.  Special Warfare Combatant Craft Crewman.  Gold embroidered crossed cutlass and cocked Flintlock pistol imposed onto an Anchor.

x.  Special Warfare Technician.  Gold Embroidered Flintlock pistol superimposed onto an Anchor and Trident.

y.  Repair Technician.  A gold embroidered carpen­ter's square, placed on the sleeve, point down, with arm inscribed with measure­ment lines to the front (right and left).

z.  Ship's Clerk.  Two gold embroidered, crossed quills, placed on the sleeve with points down and parallel to stripe.

aa.  Underwater Ordnance Technician.  A gold embroi­dered torpedo, placed on the sleeve with the torpedo parallel to the stripe, and warhead to the front (right and left).

5.  Warrant Officers' Staff Corps Devices

a.  Civil Engineer Corps Warrant.  Same design as for Commissioned Officers in the Civil Engineer Corps.

b.  Physician's Assistant and Technical Nurse Warrant Officer.  A gold embroidered caduceus, placed on the sleeve with staff perpendicular to the stripe.