Wear & Appearance

AR 670-1

Their professionalism.

Yes

Yes

Purple, blue, pink, green, orange, bright red, and neon colors.

A natural hair color.

Yes, but not earrings that stretch the earlobes.

Yes, if they don't stretch the earlobes.

Yes, as long as it doesn’t stretch the skin.

To make everyone look neat, professional, and uniform.

Tattoos that show hate or support for hate groups.

Tattoos that are offensive or not respectful.

Tattoos that put down someone because of their gender.

Tattoos that put down someone because of their race or background.

Wearing the Army uniform the right way.

They could get in trouble with their chain of command or face UCMJ action.

No, only Soldiers can wear it unless they receive authorization.

No

Yes

If it stops a Soldier from wearing helmets or safety gear the right way.

Ones that are extremist, indecent, sexist, or racist.

A watch, one bracelet, and up to two rings.

No

Combat, PT, hospital, kitchen, field, or other work uniforms.

No

No

So it looks like it's flying as the Soldier moves forward.

Up to three

In cars, indoors (unless directed), and if it’s unsafe while driving military vehicles.

To make sure Soldiers have what they need, wear only approved items, and buy from approved sources.

By checking AR 670-1 and making sure the Soldier can wear all headgear and protective gear properly.

All leaders

Headgear will fit snugly and comfortably, without bulging or distortion from the intended shape of the headgear and without excessive gaps between the headgear and the head.

On the head, face, neck, wrists, hands, or fingers (except for one ring tattoo on each hand).

No

Commanders

Medical alert, POW/MIA/KIA (black or silver), and religious ID bracelets.

No, but women can wear earrings with certain uniforms.

Gold, silver, pearl, or diamond studs that are 1/4 inch or smaller.

No

Only while riding bikes or motorcycles. They must switch to Army headgear when done.

In the field, overseas, in aircraft, or when told by their commander.