Tattoo Photo Thread
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From CF Dress Instructions
JEWELLERY BIJOUX
6. The only jewellery that may be worn in
uniform shall be a wrist watch, a service-issued ID
tag, a Medical Alert chain identifier, a maximum of
two rings which are not of a costume jewellery nature
and a tie tack/clasp. Additional rings may only be
worn where they indicate professional standing, such
as an engineer, or are worn with a wedding band as
a single set indicating betrothal or fidelity, e.g., an
engagement or an anniversary ring. Safety
regulations should always prevail, especially in
workshops, warehouses or during operations.
JEWELLERY BIJOUX
6. The only jewellery that may be worn in
uniform shall be a wrist watch, a service-issued ID
tag, a Medical Alert chain identifier, a maximum of
two rings which are not of a costume jewellery nature
and a tie tack/clasp. Additional rings may only be
worn where they indicate professional standing, such
as an engineer, or are worn with a wedding band as
a single set indicating betrothal or fidelity, e.g., an
engagement or an anniversary ring. Safety
regulations should always prevail, especially in
workshops, warehouses or during operations.
the 48th regulator
Army.ca Fixture
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Just remember, tattoos do not last forever, especially when you got some belligerent trying to fix your design using his rifle!!
Dileas
tess
Pictured here is what is left of my Cap Badge I had tattooed on my arm.
BTW I wore my regimenatal ring the whole time I was in, without a problem at all. In fact I once hid it wrapped around my dog tags, and was chastised by a reg force SGT, he said feel proud of my regiment and wear it.
dunno different times I guess...
Dileas
tess
Pictured here is what is left of my Cap Badge I had tattooed on my arm.
BTW I wore my regimenatal ring the whole time I was in, without a problem at all. In fact I once hid it wrapped around my dog tags, and was chastised by a reg force SGT, he said feel proud of my regiment and wear it.
dunno different times I guess...
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leeb127 said:
Not really....a ring if caught in machinery, a heavy weapon, or even while crossing an obstacle can tear your finger off. That was amply shown to me one night when a friend hopped a twelve foot fence and caught his ring, holding his descent for a few seconds. He didn't loose the finger, but it took surgery to cut the ring out and off. The doctor gave him a choice; save the ring or the finger.
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Yeah, what the HELL happened there?!
the 48th regulator
Army.ca Fixture
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gunshot wound, The Doctors took a piece of my upper thigh and replaced what was missing on the arm by grafting it into place.
Happened overseas. I have talked about it before in threads, my first ones in fact.
tess
Happened overseas. I have talked about it before in threads, my first ones in fact.
tess
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Pfft, I'm sure the ladies love it even more now. You're still ahead of the game IMO.
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I have recently completed my CFAT,interview,physical fitness test,and medical. My question is: at my medical they asked me if I had any tattoos and at the time I didn't, but now I want to go get the tat that I've wanted for a long time. Since I said that I didn't have any at my medical, do I have to call the recruiting office and let them know that I'm getting a tattoo?
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Most likely the reason they asked was incase you were infected with hiv or hepatitis from a "dirty" tatoo job. As well when you receive your military id you will have to declare any tatoos. As long as you go to a "clean" shop and the tatoo is not offensive or on your face, hands,neck and the healing process does not affect anything you do, then you shouldn't need to tell anyone.
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Quick question,
Is there any particular reason why tattoos above the collar are no longer permissable? Is it simply a matter of looking professional or is there something else behind this?
Is there any particular reason why tattoos above the collar are no longer permissable? Is it simply a matter of looking professional or is there something else behind this?
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RN PRN said:
Really. I find it unfortunate that a country that prides itself on its readiness to accept all people regardless of race, religion, color or creed would then be so quick to judge those with visible tattoos.
Hope everyones sarcasm detectors are properly calibrated.
