July 22, 2025 • 22 mins
In this episode, we aren't going to just ask and answer a bunch of questions about AR 670-1. No, we are going to focus on questions that are at a difficulty level that every SPC should be able to answer.
The episode is broken into 4 chapters:
The Pre-Test
The Lesson
The Re-Test
Repetition
Feel free to jump into the Pre-Test, and if you know everything, skip to the next difficulty level. If you want to know more about a question, stick around for the Lesson, where we will teach you what everything means. Then we'll re-evaluate at the Re-Test, and help you have it down consciously and sub-consciously in the Repetition chapter.
The questions we are going over are:
Who does not have to follow all of AR 670-1's uniform rules?
Who can shave a part into their hair?
If a Soldier is allowed to have a part, how should it look?
How do you wear the beret correctly?
Who wears the branch symbol on the patrol cap?
Who approves the design for unit patches, flags, and badges?
Who approves designs for Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
Who can approve a new company, battalion, or brigade flag (guidon)?
What chapter in AR 670-1 talks about grooming and appearance?
Who checks each year for new tattoos in banned spots?
How many items can a Soldier wear on each wrist?
What does ECWCS mean?
What are the 5 situations where it's not okay to wear the Army uniform?
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(00:00):
Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion or Soldier of theMonth board while driving,
commuting, or playing video games.
Today we will be focusing on questions about the wear and
appearance of the Army uniforms and Insignia that every E4
specialist and above should knowas they prepare to become NC OS.
(00:20):
Each of these episodes will start with a pretest chapter,
and if you confidently answer every question, move on to the
next most difficult episode and test yourself there.
If you didn't stick around and start the lesson chapter where
we will teach you each of the answers in the lesson phase.
Then the retest chapter will give you a chance to try again.
(00:41):
If you want to solidify your answers subconsciously, the
repetition chapter will repeat the questions and answers, and
you can solidify what you've just learned by repeating them
out loud. Let's get started with the
pretest. The pretest chapter.
Question One, who does not have to follow all of AR 671's
(01:01):
uniform rules. Units with special ceremonial
uniforms like the Old Guard. Question Two.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
Question three. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
(01:26):
would normally part. Question 4.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Question Five. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
(01:48):
Question six Who approves the design for unit patches, flags
and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army, Question Seven. Who approves designs for Army
symbols like seals, flags and decorations?
The assistant Secretary of the Army, question 8.
(02:12):
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden, The Assistant Secretary of the Army.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Question 10.
(02:33):
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Question 11. How many items can a soldier
wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
Question 12. What does ECWCS mean?
(02:54):
Extended cold weather clothing system Question 13 What are the
five situations where it's not OK to wear the army uniform when
it supports a political cause, is used for business, at
protests, hate group events, or if it makes the army look bad?
The lesson chapter If you feel confident in your answers in the
(03:17):
pretest, skip this episode and move on to the next episode
where the questions will be a little harder.
If you want to learn more, let'sdive into the lesson chapter.
We will ask the question again, give you the answer, and then
explain why that is the correct answer and what it actually
means for you. The soldier question.
(03:37):
One who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules.
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the Old Guard.
Some ceremonial units, like the Old Guard have special uniforms
and may be exempt from certain rules in AR 670 to One.
These exceptions are rare and are used for formal events and
(04:00):
historic traditions. Question Two, Who can shave a
part into their hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldiers hair naturally
parts, they can wear that part, but if it doesn't they are not
allowed to shave a part line into it.
The part must look natural, not shaped or edged.
(04:22):
In Question three, if a soldier is allowed to have a part, how
should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part? If the part is authorized, it
must be a straight clean line. No designs or curves.
It should follow the natural growth pattern and not be too
wide or distracting. Question 4.
(04:45):
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
The beret should be worn snugly with the edge sitting one inch
above the eyebrows. The badge flash goes over the
left eye and the loose part of the beret is pulled over the
right ear. This is the sharp, proper look
(05:08):
the Army expects. Question Five, Who wears the
branch symbol on the patrol cap?Chaplains.
Only chaplains were their branchInsignia on the front of the
patrol cap. Everyone else wears their rank.
This makes chaplains easy to identify even in the field.
(05:29):
Question Six. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The assistant Secretary of the
Army The Assistant Secretary of the Army is the person who
approves all official designs, such as patches, flags, and
heraldic items. These designs represent units
(05:49):
and traditions, so they must go through a formal approval
process. Question Seven.
Who approves designs for army symbols like seals, flags, and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army Just like with unit patches, the assistant secretary
also approves big picture army symbols like official seals,
(06:11):
decorations and flags. This ensures everything stays
consistent and official across the army.
Question 8. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden, The Assistant Secretary
of the Army Any new Gaiden or flag representing a unit,
(06:31):
whether company, battalion, or brigade, must be approved by the
Assistant Secretary of the Army.These flags are symbols of
honor, so they must follow Army tradition and standards.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3 Chapter 3 is where you'll find all the rules about
(06:55):
haircuts, shaving, tattoos and hygiene.
If you're ever unsure about what's allowed, go to Chapter 3.
It's the grooming guide for the Army.
Question 10 Who checks each yearfor new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Commanders are responsible for checking their
soldiers every year to ensure they haven't added new tattoos
(07:18):
in off limits places. This keeps everyone in
compliance and protects the army's image.
Question 11 How many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist Soldiers can wear one item per wrist,
usually a watch or a bracelet. This keeps the appearance neat
(07:39):
and prevents extra items from becoming a distraction or safety
hazard. Question 12 What does ECWCS
mean? Extended Cold Weather Clothing
System ECWCS stands for ExtendedCold Weather Clothing System.
It's a layered uniform system designed to keep soldiers warm
(08:00):
and dry in freezing conditions. Think of it like a winter battle
outfit that protects against extreme weather.
Question 13. What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform when it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad?
(08:22):
Soldiers can't wear the uniform in any situation that might make
the Army look biased, commercial, or disrespectful.
This includes political rallies,business ads, protests, hate
group events, or anywhere the uniform might harm the Army's
reputation. The uniform represents the whole
army, not personal opinions. The Retest Chapter Now that we
(08:46):
have learned each topic, let's go over our answers in this
retest chapter to make sure you got it.
Question One. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules. Units with special ceremonial
uniforms like the old Guard. Question Two.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
(09:09):
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
Question three. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. Question 4.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
(09:30):
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Question Five. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Question 6. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Question Seven.
(09:53):
Who approves designs for Army symbols like seals, flags and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Question 8.
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
(10:17):
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Question 10.
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Question 11. How many items can a soldier
wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
(10:39):
Question 12 What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
Question 13 What are the five situations where it's not OK to
wear the army uniform when it supports a political cause, is
used for business, at protests, hate group events, or if it
(11:00):
makes the army look bad? The repetition chapter if it
took you a second to answer those questions, would recommend
staying around for a rapid fire repetition of the questions.
Feel free to move on to the nextdifficulty anytime you feel like
you have this down. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
(11:23):
uniforms like the old guard who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
(11:43):
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags, and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
(12:07):
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos and band spots?
(12:29):
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
(12:50):
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old Guard. Who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
(13:13):
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
(13:37):
The assistant secretary of the Army.
Who approves designs for Army symbols like Seals, flags, and
decorations? The assistant Secretary of the
Army. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden.
The Assistant Secretary of the Army What chapter in AR 670 to
(14:00):
one talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos in band spots? Commanders, how many items can a
soldier wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
What does ECWCS mean? Extended cold weather clothing
(14:20):
system? What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform When it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad.
Who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules?
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the old guard.
(14:44):
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
If a soldier is allowed to have a part, how should it look?
A straight line where the hair would normally part.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
(15:07):
Who wears the branch symbol on the patrol cap?
Chaplains. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army who approves designs for Army symbols like seals, flags,
and decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army who can approve a new company, battalion, or brigade
(15:31):
flag? Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary
of the Army. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos and band spots? Commanders, how many items can a
soldier wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
(15:55):
What does ECWCS mean? Extended cold weather clothing
system. What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform When it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad.
Who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules?
(16:18):
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the old Guard.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
If a soldier is allowed to have a part, how should it look?
A straight line where the hair would normally part.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
(16:39):
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Who wears the branch symbol on the patrol cap?
Chaplains. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The assistant secretary of the
Army. Who approves designs for Army
(17:00):
symbols like Seals, flags, and decorations?
The assistant Secretary of the Army.
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden. The Assistant Secretary of the
Army What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
(17:22):
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system?
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
(17:43):
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old guard. Who can shave a part into their
(18:04):
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
(18:26):
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
(18:47):
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos and band spots?
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
(19:10):
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
(19:33):
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old Guard. Who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
(19:56):
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army.
(20:17):
Who approves designs for Army symbols like Seals, flags and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary
of the Army What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming
(20:37):
and appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders, How many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system?
(20:58):
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old guard. Who can shave a part into their
(21:22):
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
(21:45):
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
(22:05):
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden. The assistant Secretary of the
Army. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos in band spots? Commanders, that's it for
(22:26):
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your unit.
Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion or Soldier of theMonth board while driving,
commuting, or playing video games.
Today we will be focusing on questions about the wear and
appearance of the Army uniforms and Insignia that every E4
specialist and above should knowas they prepare to become NC OS.
(00:20):
Each of these episodes will start with a pretest chapter,
and if you confidently answer every question, move on to the
next most difficult episode and test yourself there.
If you didn't stick around and start the lesson chapter where
we will teach you each of the answers in the lesson phase.
Then the retest chapter will give you a chance to try again.
(00:41):
If you want to solidify your answers subconsciously, the
repetition chapter will repeat the questions and answers, and
you can solidify what you've just learned by repeating them
out loud. Let's get started with the
pretest. The pretest chapter.
Question One, who does not have to follow all of AR 671's
(01:01):
uniform rules. Units with special ceremonial
uniforms like the Old Guard. Question Two.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
Question three. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
(01:26):
would normally part. Question 4.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Question Five. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
(01:48):
Question six Who approves the design for unit patches, flags
and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army, Question Seven. Who approves designs for Army
symbols like seals, flags and decorations?
The assistant Secretary of the Army, question 8.
(02:12):
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden, The Assistant Secretary of the Army.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Question 10.
(02:33):
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Question 11. How many items can a soldier
wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
Question 12. What does ECWCS mean?
(02:54):
Extended cold weather clothing system Question 13 What are the
five situations where it's not OK to wear the army uniform when
it supports a political cause, is used for business, at
protests, hate group events, or if it makes the army look bad?
The lesson chapter If you feel confident in your answers in the
(03:17):
pretest, skip this episode and move on to the next episode
where the questions will be a little harder.
If you want to learn more, let'sdive into the lesson chapter.
We will ask the question again, give you the answer, and then
explain why that is the correct answer and what it actually
means for you. The soldier question.
(03:37):
One who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules.
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the Old Guard.
Some ceremonial units, like the Old Guard have special uniforms
and may be exempt from certain rules in AR 670 to One.
These exceptions are rare and are used for formal events and
(04:00):
historic traditions. Question Two, Who can shave a
part into their hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldiers hair naturally
parts, they can wear that part, but if it doesn't they are not
allowed to shave a part line into it.
The part must look natural, not shaped or edged.
(04:22):
In Question three, if a soldier is allowed to have a part, how
should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part? If the part is authorized, it
must be a straight clean line. No designs or curves.
It should follow the natural growth pattern and not be too
wide or distracting. Question 4.
(04:45):
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
The beret should be worn snugly with the edge sitting one inch
above the eyebrows. The badge flash goes over the
left eye and the loose part of the beret is pulled over the
right ear. This is the sharp, proper look
(05:08):
the Army expects. Question Five, Who wears the
branch symbol on the patrol cap?Chaplains.
Only chaplains were their branchInsignia on the front of the
patrol cap. Everyone else wears their rank.
This makes chaplains easy to identify even in the field.
(05:29):
Question Six. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The assistant Secretary of the
Army The Assistant Secretary of the Army is the person who
approves all official designs, such as patches, flags, and
heraldic items. These designs represent units
(05:49):
and traditions, so they must go through a formal approval
process. Question Seven.
Who approves designs for army symbols like seals, flags, and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army Just like with unit patches, the assistant secretary
also approves big picture army symbols like official seals,
(06:11):
decorations and flags. This ensures everything stays
consistent and official across the army.
Question 8. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden, The Assistant Secretary
of the Army Any new Gaiden or flag representing a unit,
(06:31):
whether company, battalion, or brigade, must be approved by the
Assistant Secretary of the Army.These flags are symbols of
honor, so they must follow Army tradition and standards.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3 Chapter 3 is where you'll find all the rules about
(06:55):
haircuts, shaving, tattoos and hygiene.
If you're ever unsure about what's allowed, go to Chapter 3.
It's the grooming guide for the Army.
Question 10 Who checks each yearfor new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Commanders are responsible for checking their
soldiers every year to ensure they haven't added new tattoos
(07:18):
in off limits places. This keeps everyone in
compliance and protects the army's image.
Question 11 How many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist Soldiers can wear one item per wrist,
usually a watch or a bracelet. This keeps the appearance neat
(07:39):
and prevents extra items from becoming a distraction or safety
hazard. Question 12 What does ECWCS
mean? Extended Cold Weather Clothing
System ECWCS stands for ExtendedCold Weather Clothing System.
It's a layered uniform system designed to keep soldiers warm
(08:00):
and dry in freezing conditions. Think of it like a winter battle
outfit that protects against extreme weather.
Question 13. What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform when it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad?
(08:22):
Soldiers can't wear the uniform in any situation that might make
the Army look biased, commercial, or disrespectful.
This includes political rallies,business ads, protests, hate
group events, or anywhere the uniform might harm the Army's
reputation. The uniform represents the whole
army, not personal opinions. The Retest Chapter Now that we
(08:46):
have learned each topic, let's go over our answers in this
retest chapter to make sure you got it.
Question One. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules. Units with special ceremonial
uniforms like the old Guard. Question Two.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
(09:09):
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
Question three. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. Question 4.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
(09:30):
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Question Five. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Question 6. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Question Seven.
(09:53):
Who approves designs for Army symbols like seals, flags and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Question 8.
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
Question 9. What chapter in AR 670 to one
(10:17):
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Question 10.
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders Question 11. How many items can a soldier
wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
(10:39):
Question 12 What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
Question 13 What are the five situations where it's not OK to
wear the army uniform when it supports a political cause, is
used for business, at protests, hate group events, or if it
(11:00):
makes the army look bad? The repetition chapter if it
took you a second to answer those questions, would recommend
staying around for a rapid fire repetition of the questions.
Feel free to move on to the nextdifficulty anytime you feel like
you have this down. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
(11:23):
uniforms like the old guard who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
(11:43):
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags, and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
(12:07):
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos and band spots?
(12:29):
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
(12:50):
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old Guard. Who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
(13:13):
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
(13:37):
The assistant secretary of the Army.
Who approves designs for Army symbols like Seals, flags, and
decorations? The assistant Secretary of the
Army. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden.
The Assistant Secretary of the Army What chapter in AR 670 to
(14:00):
one talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos in band spots? Commanders, how many items can a
soldier wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
What does ECWCS mean? Extended cold weather clothing
(14:20):
system? What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform When it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad.
Who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules?
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the old guard.
(14:44):
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
If a soldier is allowed to have a part, how should it look?
A straight line where the hair would normally part.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
(15:07):
Who wears the branch symbol on the patrol cap?
Chaplains. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army who approves designs for Army symbols like seals, flags,
and decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army who can approve a new company, battalion, or brigade
(15:31):
flag? Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary
of the Army. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos and band spots? Commanders, how many items can a
soldier wear on each wrist? Only one on each wrist.
(15:55):
What does ECWCS mean? Extended cold weather clothing
system. What are the five situations
where it's not OK to wear the Army uniform When it supports a
political cause, is used for business, at protests, hate
group events, or if it makes theArmy look bad.
Who does not have to follow all of AR 671's uniform rules?
(16:18):
Units with special ceremonial uniforms, like the old Guard.
Who can shave a part into their hair?
Only soldiers whose hair doesn'tpart naturally.
If a soldier is allowed to have a part, how should it look?
A straight line where the hair would normally part.
How do you wear the beret correctly?
(16:39):
It should sit one inch above theeyebrows, with the badge over
the left eye and the extra fabric pulled to the right.
Who wears the branch symbol on the patrol cap?
Chaplains. Who approves the design for unit
patches, flags and badges? The assistant secretary of the
Army. Who approves designs for Army
(17:00):
symbols like Seals, flags, and decorations?
The assistant Secretary of the Army.
Who can approve a new company, battalion or brigade flag?
Gaiden. The Assistant Secretary of the
Army What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
(17:22):
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system?
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
(17:43):
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old guard. Who can shave a part into their
(18:04):
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
(18:26):
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
(18:47):
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary of the Army.
What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming and
appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos and band spots?
Commanders, how many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
(19:10):
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system.
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
(19:33):
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old Guard. Who can shave a part into their
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
(19:56):
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army.
(20:17):
Who approves designs for Army symbols like Seals, flags and
decorations? The Assistant Secretary of the
Army. Who can approve a new company,
battalion or brigade flag? Gaiden, the Assistant Secretary
of the Army What chapter in AR 670 to one talks about grooming
(20:37):
and appearance? Chapter 3.
Who checks each year for new tattoos in band spots?
Commanders, How many items can asoldier wear on each wrist?
Only one on each wrist. What does ECWCS mean?
Extended cold weather clothing system?
(20:58):
What are the five situations where it's not OK to wear the
Army uniform When it supports a political cause, is used for
business, at protests, hate group events, or if it makes the
Army look bad. Who does not have to follow all
of AR 671's uniform rules? Units with special ceremonial
uniforms, like the old guard. Who can shave a part into their
(21:22):
hair? Only soldiers whose hair doesn't
part naturally. If a soldier is allowed to have
a part, how should it look? A straight line where the hair
would normally part. How do you wear the beret
correctly? It should sit one inch above the
eyebrows, with the badge over the left eye and the extra
fabric pulled to the right. Who wears the branch symbol on
(21:45):
the patrol cap? Chaplains.
Who approves the design for unitpatches, flags and badges?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who approves designs for
Army symbols like seals, flags, and decorations?
The Assistant Secretary of the Army who can approve a new
(22:05):
company, battalion, or brigade flag?
Gaiden. The assistant Secretary of the
Army. What chapter in AR 670 to one
talks about grooming and appearance?
Chapter 3. Who checks each year for new
tattoos in band spots? Commanders, that's it for
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