The Navy has updated its uniform policy so that sailors are now allowed to put their hands in their pockets. Now take a deep breath. “The restriction on placing hands in pockets while in uniform ...

The Marine Corps uniform order bans Marines in garrison from putting their hands in pockets for reasons other than "to retrieve something from said pockets." (Lance Cpl. David Brandes/Marine Corps ...

The Navy may have found an answer to its daunting recruiting challenges: Sailors in uniform can now put their hands in their pockets. The decision to lift the service’s decades-long ban was ...

Lisa Franchetti announced that they could finally put their hands in their pockets while in uniform. But those days might be over. Acting Chief of Naval Operations Adm. James W. Kilby told ...

A Korean War era female cover and the most recent female combination or "bucket" covers in white and khaki. (Petty Officer 1st Class Laura Myers/U.S. Navy) The Navy announced a sweeping range of ...

Troops can't keep their hands in pockets, but there are other serviceable items they can store instead. (Army National Guard/Spc. Samuel D. Keenan, Canva) The greatest scourge of serving in the U ...

His legs are spread apart. He's got his hands in his pockets. He's lording it over his puppy. And I think that notion that to be grown up means you get this new, good stuff - you get to have pockets.