WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Medical Officer’s Named Service Dress With Trousers Pants

This item consists of a World War II-era Royal Canadian Navy Medical Officer’s service dress uniform, including both the jacket and matching trousers. The set is named, indicating that it was originally issued to a specific medical officer serving with the Canadian Navy during the Second World War. The navy blue wool jacket features brass RCN buttons, Medical Officer’s shoulder rank insignia, and appropriate branch distinction braid on the cuffs, consistent with period regulations. The matching trousers are tailored in the standard service dress style of the era. Both garments exhibit design and material characteristics typical of Canadian naval officer uniforms from the 1939–1945 period. The uniform provides insight into the dress regulations and insignia used by Canadian Navy medical personnel during wartime service. This set represents a complete example of designated medical officer attire from the Royal Canadian Navy and offers historical context for mid-twentieth-century Canadian military uniforms.