Seamen and junior ratings in the honour guards of the Republic of Korea Navy wear sailor caps bearing "Republic of Korea Navy" in Korean (with Hangul lettering) as part of the dress uniforms, while officers and senior ratings wear peaked caps. While the service guards units maintain their respective military bands based on the US and UK practices, the traditional guard unit also contains a Daechwita, a form of military band playing Korean traditional music for military ceremonies and events, and as such wears uniforms used by similar ensembles in the 19th century.
Seamen and junior ratings in the Republic of Korea Navy's honour guards wear sailor caps with "Republic of Korea Navy" written in Korean (Hangul) as part of their dress uniforms. Officers and senior ratings wear peaked caps. The service guard units maintain military bands based on US and UK practices, while the traditional guard unit includes a Daechwita—a Korean traditional music band for ceremonies—wearing 19th-century-style uniforms.