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More than 16,000 troops could face stricter rules with medical shaving waivers

More than 16,000 troops could face stricter rules with medical shaving waiversPhoto: Task & Purpose

Under a new Pentagon policy, service members could be forced out if they have medical shaving accommodations for more than a year

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