The Army recently announced that they plan to tighten restrictions on tattoos. ... Military and tattoos go hand in hand, but not for long. Oct 22, 2013, 12:37 AM ...

The Army recently announced an update on its tattoo policy, allowing for more potential recruits. Here’s how it compares to the rules of the Navy, Marine Corps, and other military branches.

Hand tattoos remain authorized as long as they are no more than an inch wide. One finger and one hand tattoo are allowed on each hand, according to policy, published as ALCOAST Commandant Notice ...

While the service will allow all recruits for both Air and Space Forces to have hand tattoos that don’t cover more than 25% of the hand’s surface, only guardians will be allowed to have neck ...

The Army on Wednesday significantly relaxed its tattoo policy, becoming the military branch with some of the most relaxed rules for ink, as it scrambles to deal with a recruitment crisis. "Social ...

For a military service known almost as much for its ink as the ships they sail, the U.S. Navy is easing the restrictions on tattoos. Skip to main content. You have permission to edit this article. ...

According to a memorandum issued Wednesday from the Secretary of the Army, effective immediately, Army policy surrounding tattoos now allows some tattoos on the hand, ear and neck.

WACO, Texas - U.S. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth on Thursday issued a new policy allowing soldiers to have small tattoos on their hands, ears and necks.The Army Times reports the U.S. military ...