I wore a uniform to my son's commissioning, for my dollar.  If it was BT I would not have.  

Agreed
Family is family. If they ask its ok. If they don’t, stick with a ball cap.

Is he going to administer an oath to him?

Nope! Just the one time! @ARDOOKIE!

My dad, still active duty USAF at the time, wore his blues to my 1986 USAF Basic Training graduation. My son asked that I wear my blues to his USMC Boot Camp graduation in 2007. I was still in the AF at the time. I've seen some retirees/veterans that had no business stuffing themselves into a uniform. Then again I've seen some Active Duty personnel that looked like slobs in their uniform at graduations.

Then a year later, when my medical boards were done and I was retired, my wife and co-workers insisted on me having a formal retirement ceremony. My USMC son attended in uniform.

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New to the forum and still trying to figure out the picture thing......


Mike
TSgt, USAF Retired
Jan 86 - Sept 08
Aircrew Life Support
"Your Life Is Our Business"
(122X0, 1T1X1, 1P0X1)
NRA Life Member

Much depends upon how well your brother has kept up his appearance.  Haircut within regs and such.

I wouldn't, personally; but to each his own.  I once saw a local member of the high school class of 1958 wear her CHEERLEADER uniform to her 60th class reunion.
Talk about attention whores!  There is nothing fitting about a 78 year old woman in a cheerleading outfit, IMHO.