A Marine commander tried to kill off mustaches with a mass-shave order. It didn't last long.
The order was rescinded after conflicting with Marine Corps grooming rules, despite addressing repeated mustache violations to maintain discipline, the Corps said.
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Marine infantry battalion backtracks on mustache ban
After initially being told to “police that moustache,” Marines in an infantry battalion based at Twentynine Palms, California can once again have a little bit of fuzz on their upper lips. A Sept. 24 memo from 3rd Battalion, 4th Marines, which ended up posted on the unofficial Marine subreddit page, announced that the battalion was implementing a mustache ban due to “repeated violations of male grooming standards regarding the authorized wear of …
A Marine commander tried to kill off mustaches with a mass-shave order. It didn't last long.
Marines with 3rd Marine Division shave off their mustaches to begin a unit mustache growing contest on Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, Nov. 1, 2018.Sgt. Ricky Gomez/US Marine CorpsThe commander of a Marine unit in California tried to enforce a mass mustache-shave for "good order and discipline."Mustaches are allowed but must be neatly trimmed.The move comes amid a military-wide crackdown on appearance and fitness standards.A Marine unit i…
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