The Air Force is defining a “gig line” as part of a wider effort to make standards clearer and easier to comply with.

Under new Air Force standards, fewer airmen will be able to secure shaving waivers that allow them to grow beards.

Career field identifier patches and 57 colors of nail polish are out, gig lines and short hair are in, according to an Air ...

(Senior Airman Colville McFee/Air Force) The Air Force is tightening its standards on uniform and shaving waivers as part of an effort to simplify its rules and present a more unified force.

The review comes as Air Force leadership is expected to brief Congress on a possible pilot program that would allow airmen to ...

Medical shaving waivers for thousands of airmen and Space Force Guardians will be reset and reevaluated, according to new ...

Air Force officials implemented new dress code restrictions last week that include more stringent grooming requirements for ...

The new guidance states that "pride" in both personnel's uniform and appearance enhances "discipline", the guidance states. | ...

The Air Force is implementing new uniform and appearance standards from February 1, including banning duty identifier patches ...