Air Force Approves Weekly Morale Shirts, Daily Callsign Name Tags

Air Force approves weekly morale shirts, daily callsign name tags

As the Pentagon cracks down on personal appearance across the military, the Air Force is loosening uniform rules in a bid to boost morale.

Air Force eyes morale boost in revising dress, appearance guidance

The U.S. Air Force is updating its dress and personal appearance guidance, with a handful of changes slated to take effect this Friday, according to a memo obtained by Military Times.The updates to the guidance, which specifically highlight amendments to the wear of morale shirts and name tags, are meant to boost “connection and esprit de corps” within the force, the memo states.“Our uniform reflects years of Airmen bound by a proud heritage and…

Air Force Chief of Staff Approves Morale T-Shirts and Callsigns On Aircrew Nametags

In a memorandum issued Monday, Gen Kenneth Wilsbach authorized the return of colored Morale T-Shirt for wear with utility uniforms on Fridays (at the discre ...

Air Force Chief OKs Callsign Nametags Everyday, Morale T-Shirts

Air Force Chief of Staff Kenneth S. Wilsbach is allowing Airmen to wear unit pride T-shirts on Fridays and aircrew to wear nametags with their callsigns daily. The morale-boosting gesture is one of his first official acts as Chief and comes at a time when the Pentagon is cracking down on personal appearance standards. The interim changes to the service’s Dress and Personal Appearance standards is intended to “reaffirm who we are as a United Sta…