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US Air Force gets new dress code law

by Hafeestonova

The United States Airforce has announced a new set of rules to it’s military clothing policy, allowing military personnel to wear turbans or hijabs as a part of the military uniform.

According to the new revised dress code policy, the “Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel” code, now permits airmen to request a waiver to wear religious apparel while in uniform as long as they are “neat and conservative.”

According to the policy, the material used for headwear must resemble the color of the assigned uniform and includes camouflage. It must be worn in a fashion that presents a “professional and well-groomed appearance.”

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