Bizarre Military Laws Quiz

What is the main requirement for mustaches in the Air Force?

• They must be completely shaved off.

• They can extend below the lip line.

• They must not extend beyond the corners of the mouth.

• They can be any style as long as they are neat.

What could happen if a military member is caught committing adultery?

• They might receive a commendation.

• They could face a reduction in rank.

• They could be promoted.

• They might be given extra leave.

Why is walking on the grass discouraged in the military?

• It is considered disrespectful to senior officers.

• It is seen as a sign of laziness.

• It damages the grass and is a metaphor for taking shortcuts.

• It is against environmental regulations.

What is the rule regarding tattoos in the military?

• Tattoos must not be offensive or discriminatory.

• Tattoos can be on the face and neck.

• Tattoos are completely banned.

• Tattoos are only allowed on the back.

What is the consequence of jumping into water from a military vessel?

• A warning and a fine.

• A promotion for adventurous spirit.

• A dishonorable discharge and possible confinement.

• A commendation for bravery.

Why are military personnel restricted from criticizing the government?

• To maintain political neutrality.

• To ensure loyalty to the ruling party.

• To encourage free speech.

• To promote government policies.

What is the risk of straggling in the military?

• It is encouraged for personal exploration.

• It can cause disruption and vulnerability to attacks.

• It is a minor offense with no consequences.

• It can lead to a promotion.

What was the previous rule about hand placement in the Navy?

• Hands had to be visible at all times.

• Hands in pockets were seen as a sign of laziness.

• Hands could be in pockets at all times.

• Hands could only be in pockets during ceremonies.

What is malingering in the military context?

• Reporting for duty early.

• Leading a team in combat.

• Volunteering for extra duties.

• Pretending to be sick to avoid duty.

What is the current status of dueling in the military?

• It is a celebrated tradition.

• It is a common practice among officers.

• It is part of the general endangerment offenses rule.

• It is encouraged as a way to settle disputes.