| rdfs:comment | - The command caps used by the Imperial military had a basic dome shape, with a front and a rear flaps overlapping on the sides and a curved bill protruding from the front bottom of the dome. Apart from the officer's disk positioned in the center of the front vertical flap and the concentric stitches on the bill, Imperial caps were unadorned. Known variants included gray-green and black. While some high-ranking officers (like Admiral Piett, General Veers, and Moff Jerjerrod) wore command caps, others (like Admiral Motti, Grand Moff Tarkin, Grand General Tagge, and Grand Admiral Thrawn) did not.
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| abstract | - The command caps used by the Imperial military had a basic dome shape, with a front and a rear flaps overlapping on the sides and a curved bill protruding from the front bottom of the dome. Apart from the officer's disk positioned in the center of the front vertical flap and the concentric stitches on the bill, Imperial caps were unadorned. Known variants included gray-green and black. While some high-ranking officers (like Admiral Piett, General Veers, and Moff Jerjerrod) wore command caps, others (like Admiral Motti, Grand Moff Tarkin, Grand General Tagge, and Grand Admiral Thrawn) did not.
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