Sergeant major dailey tattoos for women

Not just about uniforms, training, and quality of life issues, but for… tattoo advice? Reacting to the feedback he received from enlisted personnel, Sergeant Major Dailey helped rescind the previous policy for something more in line with the desires of the Soldiers themselves. Apparently, not content to just let the troops get body art to celebrate their warrior glory, Sergeant Major Dailey took it a step further — the as yet uninked youngest Sergeant Major of the Army publicly stated he would consider getting his first tattoo.

In compliance with his new policy presumably. In a recent Army Times article , the Sergeant Major of the Army declared he was seriously considering getting his first tattoo and put out the Army-wide call to Soldiers asking for their input.

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This caught the attention of a lot of Soldiers and veterans, including the staff at Article 15 Clothing. In case this is your first day using the internet, Article 15 Clothing is a veteran owned and operated military-themed apparel company founded by former Ranger Regiment veteran, Mat Best. So, the Pew Professionals at Article 15 Clothing decided to lend a hand.

Earlier this month, they released a video inviting Sergeant Major Bailey to come down to El Paso, Texas where the company is headquartered and get his first tattoo courtesy of Article 15 Clothing. Vargas should be taken at his word as he recently had a Ranger Up logo tattooed on his leg as part of a charity raising challenge.

I asked Article 15 Clothing president, Jarred Taylor about the offer and proposed event. He said if Dailey accepts their offer, they would like to turn the event into a type of charity event for struggling Soldiers.