Readers pointed out that they're not arguing for the Air Force to relax its ban on extremist or racist body art. Rather, having or not having a customary tattoo, or even multiple tattoos ...

or body art that advocates sexual, racial, ethnic or religious discrimination. Elliott said about half of the contacts and applicants for the Air Force have some kind of tattoo, and one in five ...

The Air Force style authorities have spoken ... Although the policy opens more “canvas” to body art enthusiasts, service officials said that tattoos deemed obscene, discriminatory, extremist ...

Kayla Bresnan, 19, of Penn Township, who sports body art of a theatrical ... recruiters in April that her tattoos passed muster when she was sworn into the Air Force's Delayed Entry Program ...

(Air Force) Under the updated policy, hand, arm, leg, neck and ring tattoos may be visible while wearing any uniform combination. Chest and back body art, however, is not allowed to be visible ...

or body art that advocates sexual, racial, ethnic or religious discrimination. Elliott said about half of the contacts and applicants for the Air Force have some kind of tattoo, and one in five ...

The Air Force and Space Force do not allow "head, face, tongue, lips, eyes, and scalp" tattoos and have also banned ink that is "obscene, commonly associated with gangs, extremist, and/or ...

The Air Force has long forbade anything but wedding ring-styled hand tattoos on its airmen and recruits, but the service is reevaluating that policy amid the toughest recruiting year since 1999.

In the Air Force, you can now officially have tattoos on your neck, drink your coffee while walking and not salute your boss when you drop your kids off at daycare, according to newly updated ...