The Air Force on Tuesday announced it will no longer limit the size of airmen's body tattoos, in a significant shift that opens up the door to popular sleeve tattoos. The policy change is slated ...

U.S. Air Force Airman has an excessive amount of ... Now, they could have full tattoo sleeves on their arms or large back pieces if they so choose. Tattoos, body markings or brands on the head ...

"The Air Force has recently formed a working group ... allowing sailors to sport neck tattoos, sleeves and even markings behind their ears, the most lenient policy of any military service.

a significant shift that opened the door to popular sleeve tattoos on arms and legs. The Air Force previously had a "25 percent rule," banning tattoos from covering more than a quarter of an ...

Joseph Rivera and Tech Sgt. Robert Knipfer can roll up their sleeves and remain in regulation dress. The Air Force is again changing its policy on tattoos and body modifications. Doing so both ...

The U.S. Air Force is easing up on its conservative ... That means pilots can now have full sleeves of ink, full back artworks and other large tattoos. Officials said the new rules — which ...

Arm: measure bottom of shirt sleeve (includes all combinations ... Punishment for what the Air Force now defines as “excessive tattoos” can range from modest to, well, nearly thermonuclear.

Air Force field recruiters say almost half of ... The Navy appears to be the most lenient, allowing neck tattoos, sleeves and even markings behind the ears. The Marines have also eased their ...

In addition to the sleeves and tattoo policies being updated, the Air Force has been testing its maternity uniforms for service members who are pregnant. It has also introduced a new blue service ...

Air Force field recruiters say almost half of ... The Navy appears to be the most lenient, allowing neck tattoos, sleeves and even markings behind the ears. The Marines have also eased their ...

Air Force field recruiters say almost half of ... The Navy appears to be the most lenient, allowing neck tattoos, sleeves and even markings behind the ears. The Marines have also eased their ...