Why don't officers wear marksmanship badges?

That and you know who did all the actual training ? Ncos officers just said let's train this all the rest was nco

And no it's their rtos weapon

I've seen my share of officers even a chaplain carry m_4s

I just assumed all OFFICER TYPES WERE LOUSY SHOTS.

Why not? Earned it, wear it. Proudly❣️

Lt. I served in the AF Reserve and then the AD Air Force and we had a ribbon. So
Whatever the Army says how to wear your uniform Sir, I would surmise you just follow along like a good Lt and do what is required(meanwhile read up on the why's and why-nots Sir and get a better understanding. Some officer who'd been in a way longer time may just give the proverbial "that's the way it is and always will be" Soldier, now buy the ol' man another drink). ...

I admit I am not up on Army Regs, but I always just figured it was tradition. I never paid that close attention to the racks, so not sure I even saw them on Navy officers

Because most can't qualify...lol..sorry that was too easy.

I was told by a senior officer that officers don't wear marksmanship badges because officers are expected to be experts in everything they do. The reality is is that it would be just too hard to get those people who can't qualify expert to qualify expert. A low score of the PT test is more easily hidden while an expert marksmanship badge is not. No, no, we would not want to embarrass the officer who could not qualify expert.

I have said this before I do know that Marine Corps officers still wear what they earn even Generals. All Marines primary MOS is 0311 (rifleman). My MOS was 0351 ( Assault man) even though I did not carry an M14 the whole time I still had to qualify for every year. Because I was in Vietnam from 1965 -1966 and then Gitmo for the rest of 1966 they made me qualify 3 times in 1967 with the M14 and the .45. I will tell you there were plenty of officers out there with me.