Should you wear your uniform hat indoors when serving as a presiding officer at a Masonic Lodge?

In a Masonic Lodge, the Worshipful Master is the presiding officer and wears a hat (no one else does). Some of us are also military (hence my asking the question here) and sometimes circumstances require us to attend Lodge in uniform. If you're the presiding officer, what say you about using the headgear that goes with your uniform as the hat you wear indoors?

UPDATE: The question is NOT "should I wear my uniform". If there's no time between the end of the duty day to change before I have to get in traffic so I can get there, I'll be wearing my uniform, period. That's not even a part of the question. There was one time I was on Annual Training orders (yes, I'm a Reservist), so I was in uniform during the duty day, and I got special permission to come in ASU rather than ACU so I could go directly to Lodge (I wasn't the Worshipful Master of my mother Lodge then, but I am now, and am projecting being on duty at Fort Meade MD on the date of my mother Lodge's next Communication - and we meet in DC)

The question is solely about wearing the uniform hat indoors with the uniform. That's it.