bigben86 bigben86

01-08-2019
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Does US Military care if I have a pierced ears? But I haven’t worn for years just have a hole

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mikeandfalen mikeandfalen

01-08-2019

Answer:

yes/no

Explanation:

they will accept you but if you have ear rings in when you get to boot camp you will be required to remove them. This is more for your benefit since some areas of training are very physical and an ear ring can become caught on something.

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lizzybogita lizzybogita

01-08-2019

Answer:

No

Explanation:

They won't care if you just have a hole in your ear from earrings, but they might care if you were actively wearing earrings.

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