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A. One well done three-quarter sleeve makes an already attractive woman look exotic. A full sleeve looks good too, but I have a special fondness for the three quarter sleeve. They look very ladylike. They show forethought, planning and good judgment.. That's my honest opinion, since you asked. Take good care.
Sleeve tattoos in the Air Force?
Q. I was wondering about the reg on having a sleeve tattoo in the Air Force. I'm already in, I'm just confused as to what the rules are. I know 2903 says a quarter of the exposed body part, but I have a supervisor and a co worker who have full sleeves and just wear long sleeve sand t shirts and keep their ABU sleeves down. Is that actually allowed? Or is it something that is just overlooked? I hardly ever wear my blues, and if I do, it's service dress for a ceremony or something. So the short sleeve blues wouldn't be an issue, and I can wear a long sleeve pt shirt. If there's anyone who knows what the actual rule is, that would be great.
A. Tattoo rules have changed and are changing as the tattoo fad is fading. It is more restrictive now but some folks were "grandfathered" in although extensive tattooing may effect their future promotion.
The best way to handle it is to consult your Command and get a written directive to keep PERMANENTLY.
However, the absolute best way to handle it is NOT get any stupid tattoos. Since 47 MILLION Americans (including the little old ladies in their 70s with fresh tats) are now tattooed to demonstrate their conformity and herd instinct you might want to think about being an individual and a real rebel and NOT get any.
In 10 years you won't have to be one of those people looking in the mirror, thinking, "What the HELL was I thinking?"
Another consideration to ponder: Tattoos - especially full sleeves - are genuinely expensive. What could you be doing with that money that would be more beneficial and constructive to your life? Maybe find a nice woman and date her?
If you want to be a lemming, go right ahead, but consider what happens if the rules change again later.
The best way to handle it is to consult your Command and get a written directive to keep PERMANENTLY.
However, the absolute best way to handle it is NOT get any stupid tattoos. Since 47 MILLION Americans (including the little old ladies in their 70s with fresh tats) are now tattooed to demonstrate their conformity and herd instinct you might want to think about being an individual and a real rebel and NOT get any.
In 10 years you won't have to be one of those people looking in the mirror, thinking, "What the HELL was I thinking?"
Another consideration to ponder: Tattoos - especially full sleeves - are genuinely expensive. What could you be doing with that money that would be more beneficial and constructive to your life? Maybe find a nice woman and date her?
If you want to be a lemming, go right ahead, but consider what happens if the rules change again later.
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