Army allows beards as it ends 100-year ban
Soldiers will be allowed to grow beards after the Army overturned a 100-year ban on facial hair, The Telegraph can reveal.
Allowing beards ‘won’t fix Army staffing problem’, says Ben Wallace
The Army is facing a backlash over plans to allow soldiers and officers to grow beards. On Thursday, the King signed off on ...
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Air Force reins in shaving waivers for airmen and guardians
The Air Force is resetting the expiration dates on waivers for airmen and guardians with shaving exemptions, or profiles, ...
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Royal Marine commandos will officially be allowed to have beards - however strict rules will ensure soldiers cannot have 'caveman' facial hair
It comes only recently after the Army decided to allow regular troops to grow beards last year for the first time. Soldiers in special service units such as the SAS have alternatively always been ...
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Royal Marines will be allowed to have beards for the first time
It follows the Army’s 2024 decision to allow regular troops to grow beards for the first time since 1908. The decision to allow facial hair is said to have been approved by King Charles Credit ...