Posted by Goose on June 13, 2008 at 16:12:57 from (199.184.119.22):
In Reply to: Kiddies with public ink posted by UnknownPriestKiller on June 13, 2008 at 15:04:56:
Even the U.S. Marine Corps has clamped down recently to a point where no "new" tatoos can show when attired in basically anything but your skivvy shorts.
I say "new" tatoos, because existing ones that do show are entered in your service record so it will be known if you get a new one that doesn't meet regs. Tatoos that existed before the new regulations aren't supposed to be held against you, but I can't see it helping, either. With everything else being equal, guess which candidate a promotion board or officer selection board will choose, the person with or without tatoos.
Thinking on it, in ten years in the Corps I can't recall ever seeing an officer with a visible tatoo.
I've put this old frame of mine through a lot of trauma over the years, but I've never felt the slightest urge to deface it with a tatoo.
And I agree with others. If you have visible tatoos, you may as well forget about meaningful employment if it involves contact with the public.
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