Army Regulation (AR) 670-1 Practice Test

Sideburns must not extend below which boundary?

Bottom of the opening of the ear. Below the ear lobe. The jawline. The neck.

Correct Answer:

Bottom of the opening of the ear.

Explanation:

Sideburns are kept short to maintain a neat, uniform appearance. The limit is the bottom edge of the opening of the ear. Keeping sideburns at or above that point ensures they don’t extend onto the lower part of the face or neck and stays consistent with Army grooming standards. So if the hair reaches the bottom of the ear opening, it’s compliant; extending below that point would not be. The other boundaries (ear lobe, jawline, neck) would allow longer sideburns and are not the standard used here.

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