Get the picture

Airman, Fall, 2007 by Bryan Harlow

I read with great interest the responses on the new uniform (Airmail, Summer 2007) about the creases in the uniform in the picture and how the photo set a new standard. The one thing I noticed was how many of the complaints came from senior NCOs. Come on! A picture is not a written policy. But jumping to conclusions is the way some people operate. I like the look of the new uniform. And, as usual, it will take time to work out some of the details of its wear. I hope Air Force Instruction 36-2903, Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel, still sets the standard and not the Army and Air Force Exchange Service catalog, or a photo. We're taught to lead by example. Well then, show your Airman how the uniform looks on you. And read your policy and instructions. The uniform will look how it is supposed to look. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but read the words first--then you'll understand the picture better.

Master Sgt. Bryan Harlow

Oklahoma City, Okla.

COPYRIGHT 2007 U.S. Air Force, Air Force News Agency
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