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[edit] Public health Service Cap Device:
[edit] Cap Device.
- The cap device is an ornament of gold-colored metal, lace or thread consisting of a shield with a chief having 13 stars, surmounted with a spread eagle with head pointing to the right.
- The whole is placed over a variation of the PHS corps device which consists of a foul anchor and caduceus crossed as shown in the illustration in Exhibit I, Part E.
- There are standard and miniature size cap devices, with dimensions as shown in the illustration.
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