The Air Force has one of the most relaxed tattoo policies in the entire military. You can have visible ink in many places that other branches still restrict. However there are still clear limits on location, size, content, and number of tattoos. Violating these rules can prevent you from enlisting or cause problems while serving. … Read more
The Army Reserves and Army National Guard each present unique opportunities to individuals who want to serve their country without making a full-time commitment. Both the Reserves and National Guard allow individuals to work civilian jobs or attend school full time while serving in their MOS. They allow you to work one weekend a month … Read more
The best jobs for veterans are the ones that relate to the skills learned while in service. Civilian employers are in search of skilled workers who have the discipline and aptitude to perform their job in an above satisfactory manner. Working in the military provides skills related to your MOS in addition to learning work … Read more
The US Coast Guard maintains a tattoo policy that balances personal expression with professional appearance, readiness standards, and uniform integrity. Current rules allow a wide range of tattoos while prohibiting those that are extremist, indecent, sexist, racist, or otherwise contrary to Coast Guard values. Tattoos on the head, face, neck (above the collar line), hands … Read more
Many people consider the Marine Corps as the most demanding and challenging branch of the military. And it’s true that many of its expectations are set at a higher level compared to the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Recently, the Marine Corps has loosened and simplified its restrictions on its tattoo policy. Here are the … Read more