California Cadet Corps (CACC) Sergeant Practice Test

Which arrangement describes permissible placement for the top ribbon row?

Centered Worn to the wearer's left Centered or worn to the wearer's left Worn to the wearer's right

Correct Answer:

Centered or worn to the wearer's left

Explanation:

Ribbons on the uniform are meant to sit on the left chest in a neat, balanced way. For the top row, regulations allow either a centered placement across the left side or an alignment toward the wearer’s left edge. Centering creates a symmetric look with the rest of the insignia and the uniform’s lines, while shifting the row to the left helps avoid crowding if other devices are placed nearby. Placing the top row on the right side would break standard practice and look unbalanced. So the permissible arrangements are either centered or worn toward the wearer's left.

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