The Corps will now let Marines wear slightly bigger arm band tattoos but the popular sleeves — ink covering most or all of a person's arm — are still banned, according to a detailed new policy published Thursday. Also new: Marines are allowed to get a small tattoo on the finger of one hand — a nod to the popular practice of getting a tattoo in lieu of a wedding ring. But those looking for major changes to the Corps' long-standing tattoo prohibitions will be disappointed. The new policy still prohibits Marines from inking hands, feet, wrists, and necks. And for officers, the policy still limits the number of tattoos visible in physical training gear to four. For more details, see this Military.com article.
New Marine Corps Tattoo Policy
