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The Navy will remove sailors who cannot treat shaving-related medical conditions within one year, as per a July directive. Sailors must seek medical evaluation for skin irritations, and if conditions do not improve, they may face administrative separation. The directive aims to ensure operational readiness and does not apply to religious grooming accommodations.
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The Navy will remove sailors who cannot treat shaving-related medical conditions within one year, as per a July directive. Sailors must seek medical evaluation for skin irritations, and if conditions do not improve, they may face administrative separation. The directive aims to ensure operational readiness and does not apply to religious grooming accommodations.
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Navy to remove sailors with shaving conditions if they can’t treat them within a year
Navy to separate sailors unable to treat shaving-related medical conditions within a year