Then-Col. Robin Olds with his F-4C, sports a full mustache. The aircraft, SCAT XXVII, is now on display at the National Museum of the Air Force. Olds named all of his aircraft after his West Point ...

Remember, airmen who submit a photo of their own Mustache March projects this month are guaranteed posting to our online Reader Scrapbook. (Courtesy Captain Michael Jackson) ...

Airmen are not currently allowed to grow a mustache beyond the corners of their mouths. While a little more ‘stache sounds exciting, be wary, because the guidance is not a sure thing.

(Senior Airman Shannon Braaten/U.S. Air Force) U.S. Navy aviation structural mechanic chief petty officer Shane Hinkle, Electronic Attack Squadron 131, raises an eyebrow during RED FLAG-Alaska 22 ...

"[Mustache March] only pushes out women who feel they should be treated special because they are women. Women need to stop looking at it as men vs. women. We are one Air Force and all airmen ...

Airmen aspiring to mustachioed greatness, your time may have finally come. Draft guidance would allow Air Force members to grow their mustaches a quarter-inch past the corners of their lips ...

Medical shaving waivers for thousands of airmen and Space Force Guardians will be reset and reevaluated, according to new Department of the Air Force memos, marking one of several new changes as ...

According to the prevailing theory, while growing “bulletproof mustache” had already emerged as a common superstition among airmen deployed to the South East Asia, Old’s trademark (handlebar ...

It's also not uncommon to see airmen sporting 'staches this time of year. 'Mustache March' pays tribute to Air Force Brig. Gen. Robin Olds, ...