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Both. And the article does not mention not allowing recruiters to not wear them while on duty, which they would be while at the recruitment center or scouring the local mall.In the US, or abroad?To be fair, members of the armed forces have been told not to wear their uniforms in public (obvious exceptions to and from place of duty) since at least 9/11.Yeah but WTH:At least Obama finally lowered the White House flag to half mast. So tone deaf for him to have waited so long to do it.
http://www.marinecorpstimes.com/story/military/2015/07/18/marine-recruiters-told-not--wear-uniforms-offices-closed/30353587/Marine recruiters told not to wear uniforms after attackThe military services have taken swift action to increase security after Thursday's shootings in Tennessee, even closing some facilities and telling Marine recruiters not to wear uniforms in public.
Defense Secretary Ash Cater approved immediate steps taken by the military branches to increase security and has told the services to get back to him by the end of next week with additional force protection measures, Pentagon spokesman Peter Cook said in a statement on Friday.
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And I'm going to guess this did not include recruitment centers, where let's face it if the soldiers selling the program to the interested are too scared to wear the uniform they might as well close up shop.
DoD reissues the statement periodically, and almost everytime, people (typically hard right wingers) go nuts and say things like "Obama is disrespecting the military." Here's one such article from last year from a right wing blog.