Maybe 3 altogether and I ' ll add a crate bro ? <| sep |> Now that the voters have completely rejected the left and the democrats the President should adopt the views that Americans just rejected . Lol wut <| sep |> I learned this when I was enlisted in the US Army . My troop got a new soldier that was going to work in our supply room , and he was a Sikh . He was also a really good dude and a very hard worker . I was on CQ Charge of Quarters 24 hr barracks guard with him once and he explained it all to me . He had a special waiver he kept on him at all times from our Brigade Commander stating that he was allowed to wear a turban , carry his dagger , and keep his hair long . As best I remember , the other Ks were considered on par with , for example , a Christian wearing a cross pendant on a necklace and thus didn ' t need to be included in the waiver . Turban was required to match the rest of his uniform in regards to camo pattern and he had to affix a pinon or sewon rank to it like any other soldier would affix a rank to their patrol cap . Edit Guys , all I meant by comparing the other Ks with a cross pendant was that a Sikh wouldn ' t be in violation of Army Regulation for following them and didn ' t need to be added to the waiver . Also , I ' ve seen some comments about military Sikhs wearing their gas masks and helmets . With the newest model of the gas mask M 50 I believe , it ' s not a huge deal . If the beard is especially long , tuck the hair into the mask . If it ' s no longer then 34 inch typical length allowed by waivers , then you ' ve got no problem . For the helmets , the turbans they wear in uniform are drastically smaller then a regular turban . This is specifically for when they need to make use of their helmet .