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We'd have far fewer discipline problems in our schools if we had more teachers like this one.

College men and potential police academy recruits.

WWII Marines weren't cut HT.  In fact, this Congressional Medal of Honor winner has quite a pompodour.

Receding hairlines are not always bad.  A classic flattop is accentuated by a widows peak.

Chromedome on the newest Boston Bruin.

Regulation cut Marines in Dress Blues.

Madison Avenue needs more models like this one.  From a Verizon ad.

USMC wrestlers in competition.  Bottom man has a grown out hi-regulation cut.

Older man.  Gray, wiry hair cut high regulation.

Air Force Academy men running.  I'm told that in the day -- the 60s -- flat tops were the norm there.

This USAF instructor has an completely unacceptable cut for a military man.

Johnny Unitas from his playing days.

Johnny Unitas, current day.

A high school coach from '75.  The year the last of the great flattops gave way to long hair.

Another transition picture.  Look at those side burns.  Anyone remember the comic strip "Gil Thorpe".

Get a load of them whitewalls.  No one's gonna mess with this man.

Australian troops in the field in East Timor.   Aussie men are no whimps.

Composite of haircuts from the movie "Tigerland".

Russian? airborne.  I wonder if the induction cut is standard for this unit.

There are obviously recently shaved back and sides under that BDU cover.

No other word for it other than "super" high regulation.