What are things found on a body that might disqualify you from getting the admission to join
Adarkwa M. asked a question to James S.
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- Author: Adarkwa M.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Eligibility
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PHPhil H. Vehicle Mechanic (Reme)
Hi, I think you mean tattoos and such? correct me if I'm wrong.
You cannot join the British Army with offensive, obscene, or racist tattoos, or tattoos on your face or the front of your neck. Tattoos on the hands and back of the neck are generally acceptable, though the saluting hand (right) should remain clean. You can check your specific tattoos by referring to the British Army's official tattoo policy or contacting your local Army Careers Centre
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AMAdarkwa M. Candidate
How about bleaching and strict marks...
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JSJames S. Outreach Team 2i C Scotland
im not sure what bleaching is
but stretch marks are natural. nothing to worry about.
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AMAdarkwa M. Candidate
Bleaching is when you apply body lotion to your body which turn you from dark to fairness
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JSJames S. Outreach Team 2i C Scotland
okay, thats new to me.
as long at there are not medical reasons and its not offensive then it should be fine.
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