Unveiling the Hidden Impact of Tattoos on Military Careers

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[tomdaley]

Well two First is this is not the policy anymore. And second is, get out and work for the government as a civilian. You get hiring preference as a veteran, and you'll make more money and your military time counts towards retirement, and they don't fucking own you!!! Way better. That's if you want a government retirement. If not, go be free my son!! Spread you DD214 copies and fflllyyyy

[zmanMEMEME]

“Can limit” when I was in officer selection in 2018 many in my Platoon had tattoos, but one did get tossed from selection for a tattoo on his forearm. Kinda hit or miss

[JC-nhtz]

Fighting for "freedom" you don't have 😅😂😂😂

[jowhatever]

If you're in the army you're encouraged to get tattoos so that if your body is blown apart they can still identify you.

[jeffjones]

Why does this look like a 1994 recruiting video

[AndresGonzalez-kpdd]

I remember a warrant officer as force retired because of his tattoos this was also 20 years ago, marines were known for tattoos, bar fights and also professionalism. Semper fi devils

[jakevicknair]

they changed the order in 2022 no face, neck or hand tats is pretty much the only rule

[stephenhoward]

If this was true it would be pathetic tattoos don't determine who you are or what you can do but I don't believe this is true at all because all military people seem to want to get tattoos as part of the brotherhood brotherhood