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Uniform & Appearance

The following uniform regulations are absolute and shall be enforced by any Military Police officer, excluding Cadets unless under official Military Police Education supervision.

Senior Command members are largely exempt from all uniform rules; however, they are still expected to look semi-professional and set a good example.

Community events will be the only permissible way to NOT wear proper uniform (as required by the Regulations) on the Academy.

CLASSIFICATIONS: "Cover" - Shall be the universal term to describe a piece of headwear (patrol cap, helmet, etc). "Service" - Shall be the universal term to denote all of the Branches and Agencies in the USAF. "Elements" - Shall be the universal term to denote Divisions and Units in a Service.

1. All U.S. Personnel must use a realistic skin tone while attending the Academy.

    SOCOM are authorized to bypass skin tone regulations, using their own written regulation in place.
      Service Scrim Teams are allowed to use "gray" as an incentive to participate in TPS-based events, supporting a much-needed community in the group.

      2. All U.S. personnel must use the default R6 package, meaning packages are not allowed.

      3. All U.S. personnel must be well groomed; hair must be reasonable and realistic.

        Long hair is permitted so long as it is worn tidy in a bun or ponytail. (Females only) Hair must appear a natural color, containing no artificial color or highlights.  Facial hair stubble and its variations will be allowed for male service members. 

        4. All U.S. personnel must wear appropriate faces while attending the Academy.

          Neutral faces are preferred; inappropriate faces are not allowed. Faces that reference or look similar to the "Anime" or "Troll" mediums are not allowed.

          5. All personnel are required to wear their proper Uniform per the UCMJ, Service, and Divisional regulations at all times.

            This includes hats, accessories, specific uniform items, tops, bottoms, etc.

            6. All U.S. personnel are required to wear a cover at all times when outdoors unless participating in an event or inside of a building. 

              Events will have their own rules depending on what the event encompasses Covers authorized by a Service and its elements are more commonly known as hat or accessory regulations.