YELLOW BERET IS NOT A UPDF GAZETTED ITEM - UPDF ADVISES CIVILIANS.
Автор: PJ FACTS
Загружено: 2025-11-27
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The Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) have actively communicated about gazetted parade attires and conduct, primarily by warning civilians and political groups against the unauthorized use of military-like dress, insignia, and activities. This is enforced under the UPDF Act 2005, as recently amended and signed into law by President Museveni in mid-2025.
Key Statements and Directives
Civilian Restriction: The UPDF has repeatedly emphasized that most military attire is classified as state property and its use by civilians is illegal. Civilians found in unlawful possession or dealing in these items can face prosecution, potentially in the General Court Martial.
Gazetted Items: A wide range of items have been officially gazetted as restricted to military use only. These include:
Specific berets (red, green, black, sky blue)
Camouflage uniforms (desert and woodland)
Ceremonial shoes and boots (e.g., black ranger boots, ankle boots)
Military belts, metallic buttons embossed with the national emblem, lanyards, and helmets
Ceremonial swords and caps (e.g., forage caps)
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