Plus, in our journey to the heart of military tattoo history ... enjoy the company of women and get tattooed.” The designs were passed all around the world by the sailors.

(Army Times, April 10 ... In the U.S., it is estimated that 45 million people have at least one tattoo, with women being slightly more likely to be tattooed than men. Today, many employers ...

plus a ring tattoo and hidden tattoos between the fingers, Task & Purpose reports. It’s the first change since 2015, when the Army said its men and women could go wild with ink on their arms and ...

Women have been serving in the military, officially or unofficially, since the Revolutionary War. Queen Elizabeth II was a military truck driver during World War II. "Golden Girl" Bea Arthur was ...

Soldiers can now sport ink on their hands, behind their ears and on the back of their necks, according to an updated Army tattoo policy published Thursday aimed largely at helping recruiters avoid ...

Former Army Sergeant Rebekah Edmondson -- a small, powerful woman with tattoos and a fierce intensity -- has been focused on helping the women she once served as a liaison to U.S. forces in ...