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Patty Nieberg: New US Army Grooming Standards
Patty Nieberg: New US Army Grooming Standards

What is behind the recent announcements that the US Army is updating its grooming standards for its members?

Patty NiebergSenior Staff Writer – Task and Purpose, explains how the US Army is tightening up its grooming regulations to provide better clarity and defined standards. 

Patty also shares a story that details the Army instructing drill sergeants to stop posting videos of recruits during basic training.

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