Whats the policy with piercing

[horny6.5]

I came across a picture of a guy in porn and was wondering what is the policy of have your cock pierced and being in the ARMY, Navy, Marine Corp or any other do they even have a policy like that. I know that the tats cant be visible when where a long sleeve shirt.

 

[BXRBRFSCOWBOY]

I think the policy says no body piercings. I just returned from a deployment to the middle east and saw quite a few of them, makes me regret taking out my PA before I deployed for fear of someone catching me and saying something. There was actually another guy in my unit who had a PA and I wished I still had mine (woulda given us something in common to talk about and maybe led to something more??) But really it isn't enforced if it is a policy, we had a SGT (E5) who had his nipples pierced and when he had on his underarmour tshirts you could clearly see them... He never had anyone on his case about it. (Also hot guy too). But I mean you might have a totally different experience just sharing mine.

 

[D_Sparroe Spongecaques]

My late husband had nipple bar and PA,he removed the nipple bar when he was on duty but left the PA in.

 

[dickman45885]

The regulations state no body piercings. However, the regualtions are frequently violated. PA's, pierced nips, tongues and ears are not that uncommon.

 

[modulo]

I think the policy says no body piercings. I just returned from a deployment to the middle east and saw quite a few of them, makes me regret taking out my PA before I deployed for fear of someone catching me and saying something. There was actually another guy in my unit who had a PA and I wished I still had mine (woulda given us something in common to talk about and maybe led to something more??) But really it isn't enforced if it is a policy, we had a SGT (E5) who had his nipples pierced and when he had on his underarmour tshirts you could clearly see them... He never had anyone on his case about it. (Also hot guy too). But I mean you might have a totally different experience just sharing mine.

It's probably a matter of choosing your battles...so to speak. I think something like insubordination or dereliction of duty are more serious than a normally unseen piece of metal poking through your skin. BTW...thank you for your service to our country. A statement not spoken often enough to those folks, like you who gave their time and sometimes lives to protect what we believe in. :biggthumpup2: