They say your body is a temple. In the military, that temple is often covered in eagles, unit insignia and enough skulls to make a biker gang blush. For generations, tattoos have served as both a rite ...

Recruits are in for a surprise if they want to be tattooed in exposed areas. "The Army's always going to be a part of my life," said Kristen Morley, 19, Pleasant Hill, Ohio. Morley and her best friend ...

The Army recently announced that they plan to tighten restrictions on tattoos. Under the new rules, recruits won’t be allowed to have any skin art visible below the knee or elbow or above the neckline ...

WASHINGTON — The Army has a message for the growing legions of flamboyantly tattooed American teens: Uncle Sam even wants you. Facing one of the worst recruiting climates in the all-volunteer military ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tattoos are everywhere these days, with no body parts off limits. But the U.S. Army may be asking new recruits to roll up their tattoo sleeves as part of a new uniform policy. A ...

The "Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo" feels like it has been around forever but, in actual fact, it only officially began in 1950 and was awarded the "Royal" part of its title in 2010. However, if you ...

Tattoos are arguably the most intense form of self-expression, statements permanently etched into one’s skin. But in the military, where everyone wears the same uniform, tattoos make individuals stand ...

NORFOLK, Va. — The Virginia International Tattoo is back. The cherished cultural tradition in Hampton Roads dates back to 1997. This year's show pays special tribute to the men, women and children who ...

United States Army recruiters hope a new relaxed policy on tattoos will mean an increased number of new recruits after a lower-than-expected recruiting year in 2005. Last year, the Army came up 8 ...

Qatar will host the inaugural Doha Tattoo, an international military music and marching festival, from December 16–20, 2025, ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Tattoos are everywhere these days, with no body parts off limits. But the U.S. Army may be asking new recruits to roll up their tattoo sleeves as part of a new uniform policy. A ...