This includes, but is not limited to, any materials that depict portions of the human torso below the neck, above the knees, and inside the shoulders. Therefore, not only are magazines such as Playboy prohibited, but also muscle, fitness, or similar types of magazines that depict a bare upper body. Explicit or pornographic cartoons can also be considered violations of the order. An exception is made for materials displayed or obtained by the Army and Air Force Exchange Service, Armed Forces Radio and Television Service, Air Force services squadrons or Army Morale, Welfare and Recreation outlets in Saudi Arabia or Kuwait. Although these materials may be purchased on base, they may not be brought into these countries directly by service members.
Enforcement is a joint effort.
Saudi customs officials can find contraband and inform the Air Force-run post office. From there, Air Force legal officials and security forces investigators are called in to assess the situation. Communication squadrons track Internet surfing trends.