Military Moms Breastfeeding in Uniform Stir Controversy

[pnwmom]

70. Why don't you show us the military regulation that applies here? Because it doesn't exist.

From the OP:

According to Military Spouse Central, public displays of affection -- even something as innocuous as holding hands -- are not allowed while wearing a military uniform. Also forbidden while in uniform: eating, drinking, or talking on a cell phone while walking, carrying an umbrella that's not black, and (in some cases) smoking or even chewing gum. While there is no policy that addresses breastfeeding in uniform, Air Force spokesperson Captain Rose Richeson told MSNBC: "Airmen should be mindful of their dress and appearance and present a professional image at all times while in uniform."

To repeat: "there is no policy that addresses breastfeeding in uniform."

(And how many times have we seen a returning soldier in uniform engaged in a PDA? Who knew that it was against regulations?)