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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Kentucky Guardsman Sues Over Tattoo Rules

02 May 2014 Kentucky Guardsman Sues Over Tattoo Rules A Kentucky National Guard soldier with aspirations of joining a U.S. Army special operations unit wants a federal judge to overturn the military's new regulations concerning soldiers with tattoos. Read More More Stories at Military.com Renewed Philippine Basing Deal Faces Challenges Lawyer: 2nd Pilot Pulled From F-22 After Interview Tricare for Life Cuts Discounts for More Than 400K Retirees Navy Pilot Accused of Extorting Minors Over Nude Photos General's Opinion on Benghazi Draws a Rebuke NATO Allies Take Over Baltic Mission From Air Force Alcohol Policies Reviewed as Sex Assaults Rise Phoenix VA Boss, Two Others Put on Admin Leave Lawmakers Defend F-22 Whistleblowers Generals Want CIA Torture Report Declassified Lawmaker Threatens VA With Subpoena Over Secret List 82nd Airborne Brigade Commander Relieved of Duties NATO Official: Russia Now an Adversary Soldier Gets Life Sentence in Georgia Militia Slayings Democrats Blast Lack of Cuts in Defense Budget As US Draws Down, Afghan Opium Production Thrives Report: Military Fails to Track Ammo Properly Changes to OCONUS Vehicle Shipping Hit Now Spouse Summit 2014 -- Free in Vienna, Va., on May 6-7 See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What Civil War general was wounded by friendly fire on May 2, 1863, during the Battle of Chancellorsville, and died a week later? Play Video of the Day Russian Military Warehouse Explodes Watch Now | See More Videos

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