AUGUSTA, Ga. - The U.S. Army has released an updated directive on grooming, appearance and uniform standards following a service-wide review of military policies.

That’s big news in an Army town like Augusta, home of Fort Gordon.

The directive clarifies existing rules and establishes new standards, reinforcing the Army’s emphasis on discipline, professionalism and shared values.

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“What sets the U.S. Army apart is our professionalism, and that’s a direct reflection of committed soldiers who adhere to and enforce the standards,” Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer said in a statement. “This defi

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