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    Post-Recruit Training Hair

    Good afternoon Marines. I'm shipping in exactly one week from today, and I know I shouldn't be worrying about such things as a haircut when I'm so close to 13 weeks of hell & transformation, but I want to look as sharp as i can when I have earned the title of US Marine.

    http://www.mens-hairstyle.com/men-sh...yles-2013.html

    I was wondering if the third pic from the top would be an acceptable style. Thank you for all your help!

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    What ? You are going to be bald once you get there and have a high n tight when you leave.

    You will have a reg haircut once in the fleet and that is not one.

    You have no say in this matter.

    How come you don't know this ???



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    Thank you for the quick reply Rocky. I understand what I'm going to have as soon as I arrive at MCRD and what I'm going to have once i graduate. But what I meant to ask is if I would be able to have that haircut once I'm a few years in. I thought the top could be 3 inches and 0 below the ears. Another Marine at the recruiting station has a similar haircut as to the one I showed but maybe not as long. I don'tean to sound rude but did you look at the right pic? The 3rd from the top, and the 4th as well if the 3rd don't seem within regulations.


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    No - none of those are USMC regulation haircuts (they're all longer than 3" on top).

    Like Rocky C said, you'll have a high-n-tight when you leave bootcamp. When you get to ITB/MCT, you'll either choose to stay with the high-n-tight or a regulation haircut. Those will remain your choices at MOS school and then the fleet. Makes it easy (and quick) when you walk into the barbershop.


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    Even after 32 years a high-n-tight is still regulation with ME. Just can't use to long hair, . So be carefull.


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    Thanks you for your help Marines. I'll just kee


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    ...keep it traditional (;


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    DD I was a Corpsman in the Corps for 71/2 years and the high and tight is the way to go.


    Semper Fi and good luck in you career son.


    Stephen Doc Hansen HM3 FMF


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    High reg at worst, low(est freakin possible ever) reg is ideal. I've seen guys pull off similar haircuts... depends how your command wants to be about it. You'll find out soon enough!

    Mike


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    Won't matter how you show up.
    Either Coast......
    Either Depot.....

    Them barbers are not paid by the hour...
    they get paid by the head.....

    Just hope they let you keep your "EARS"

    MIS-Read that....

    buy a electric clipper, cut your own..
    and cut it BUZZ....

    NoBody ever got chewed for
    short hair...


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    Quote Originally Posted by DDGomez View Post
    Thank you for the quick reply Rocky. I understand what I'm going to have as soon as I arrive at MCRD and what I'm going to have once i graduate. But what I meant to ask is if I would be able to have that haircut once I'm a few years in. I thought the top could be 3 inches and 0 below the ears. Another Marine at the recruiting station has a similar haircut as to the one I showed but maybe not as long. I don'tean to sound rude but did you look at the right pic? The 3rd from the top, and the 4th as well if the 3rd don't seem within regulations.
    I understood you and answered your question about after and being in the fleet.

    Of course I looked at the right pictures.
    I am not an " Idiot "...

    You better focus on '' Earning the Title " or all of this becomes moot.



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    Quote Originally Posted by DDGomez View Post
    ...keep it traditional (;
    You mean...regulation (that's the requirement).


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    Appreciate all the help Marines. M14ed I usually cut a 11/2 all around so I'm not worrying about getting jacked up by a DI for taking the right of passage from civilian to recruit away!! .. Rocky why is " idiot " in quotations? I never said that. Don't worry about me earning the title, I'LL SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE SOON


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    Because you asked me if I looked at the pictures. You think I didn't by asking me again ? . I hope so, if not there's always Barber School...


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    Quote Originally Posted by DDGomez View Post

    Appreciate all the help Marines.

    M14ed I usually cut a 1 1/2" all around
    so I'm not worrying about getting jacked up
    by a DI for taking the right of passage from civilian to recruit away!! ..

    Rocky why is " idiot " in quotations?
    I never said that.
    Don't worry about me earning the title,

    I'LL SEE YOU ON THE OTHER SIDE SOON
    While you are in RTC...
    you get your haircut when everybody else does...
    and you get the same haircut everybody else does...
    that's UNIFORMITY !!!

    you asked,,
    after you graduate.........??? ??? ???
    That's when you'll get into trouble..... ! ! ! ! !
    you'll try and grow the hair, and forget the
    wear on the "Heals of your boots"

    Beware the "ROCKS AND SHOALS"


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