Air Force troop OK'd to wear braid, symbol of indigenous heritage
An indigenous Airman was awarded a religious accomodation for his Kanien'keha:ka faith after two years of fighting.
Source: taskandpurpose.com
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An indigenous Airman was awarded a religious accomodation for his Kanien'keha:ka faith after two years of fighting.
An Indigenous airman, who had to cut his braids when first joining the Air Force two years ago, is now one of the first in the service to receive a religious waiver allowing him to grow longer hair in accordance with his heritage.