Wedding Rings, do you wear one in uniform?

I bought a cheap titanium one prior to going to BMT and again to OTS. Saves me the heartache of potentially losing it while in training. I typically wear this bare bones ring instead of my normal wedding ring while in training. My husband, when working in aviation or maintenance, does not wear his.

I have a metal ring that I wear on a daily basis and while in Garrison. When I deploy overseas I will be taking a cheaper stainless steel ring in case I lose it. This is also something that I will take off when working with communications equipment, holding or firing a weapon, PT, and sleep. It is a symbol of my dedication and commitment to my wife, but it does occasionally get in the way.

Yes, but only when I was in Garrison. Never in the field, the motor pool, or when deployed.

CINC house was reasonable though, considering O-Courses, Ranges and my
Career Field I just had to keep it on my person and wear it back into the house. Usually was on the Dog tags if it wasn't on the finger.
I probably could have gotten away with one of those silicone Qualo rings if they'd been around.

Because mine's a touch too big, I take it off when doing anything where I may lose it including PT. My wife would rather I take it off and know where it is than I lose it.

It was the traditional gold ring but what I really wanted was a black rubber o-ring but CINC Household overruled.

Wear it when not on the aircraft

Are tattooed ones allowed? "Old" policy was no tattoos below the wrist.

I've always worn my ring (white gold), unless I was working around crushing or electrical.

The only time I didn't wear my wedding band was during boot camp at Parris Island and MCT at Camp Geiger, didn't want to lose it. I didn't wear my original band on deployment either, I bought a cheaper titanium one that I wouldn't mind if I lost or if it got stolen if something were to happen to me over there.

I work in an office, no need to take it off. I'll wear it on my ID tag chain when in the field.