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Exceptions for religious accommodation
Main article: Religious symbolism in the United States military#Personal apparel and grooming
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U.S. Army Captain Tejdeep Singh Rattan, 2010
In 2010, the U.S. Army granted waivers for a number of Sikh soldiers and one Muslim soldier, permitting them to have beards (and in the case of the Sikh soldiers, to have "unshorn" hair covered by turbans).[19][20] In 2010, a rabbi filed suit against the Army for permission to be commissioned as a Jewish chaplain without shaving his beard,[21] noting (among other issues) that another Jewish Chaplain, Colonel Jacob Goldstein, has been serving (first in the New York State National Guard and later in the United States Army Reserve) since 1977 with a beard
He could sue
How come they make you get a haircut but they don't pay for it?
It ain't right
Of course I would hate to sit accross the table in the chow hall with someone who has peas stuck in his beard






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