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It is really different depending on the branch. With the AF, the tattoo cannot cover more than 1/4th of the body part it's located on. My half sleeve, thankfully, takes up more shoulder than arm, so I was fine. Here's some sites that could give you the answers, because I'm not Army or Marines.

No one will care what you look like at BMT. You'll be surrounded by 40 other hairy, ogreish women. No, you can't wear make-up, unless it's picture day (and sometimes at graduation, if your TI is nice). Just a head's up, get used to feeling like a naked molerat. They only care that you shower...

For me, it was the hot bitches and the form-fitting uniforms. My mother gave me this ass, I must put it to good use. I kid, I kid. My job in the military is a job I was pursuing before I even joined, so essentially, I'm living my dream goals right now and being paid decently to do so. I...

Oh darling, I think the asthma alone will DQ you, despite the fact that you haven't taken meds for it in 4 years. This is for your own protection. Also, I feel for you on the PCOS issue... I had a couple cysts on my right ovary that decided to "pop" last year, and I had never been in so much...

Go to your Airman and Family Readiness office on base (should be in the same building as JAG and the TMO jerks), and ask to speak to a financial counselor or ask for financial counseling. Although you might not have financial problems, they will definitely help you through the difficult process...

Security Forces with the Air Force, although they have high risk jobs just like every other branch. I just think everyone has a better quality of life in the AF :)

You will shoot up like a little sapling during the next couple of years, I promise, wee one. You will not remain 4'11", I'm thinking you'll reach 5'9" at least. Give it some time, eat your vegetables, and stay out of trouble. Then you will be good to go!

First off, how tiny are you? It depends on what job you're going for. Most jobs involving flight (pilot, navigators) have height restrictions. As far as engineers, infantry, medics, administrative personnel (etc.) go, no, there is no height restrictions--unless there is an accompanying medical...

Good luck in your ventures, I hope you do the right thing. :) EDIT: Steineckert: If you had mentioned you were a cop and that that girl is also a cop initially, I would've said "report that ho!" Hahaha, I completely sympathize with some of the women in SP being completely nasty, awful, terrible...