Yes, you can. In 2022 the US Navy significantly loosened up their regulations regarding tattoos. Among other things, tattoos on the wrists and hands were made permissible.One part of their overall tattoo policy did not change, however. Those which have what your CO deems objectionable content are forbidden, no matter the size or where on your body you place them. But I am guessing since the question specified u201cnon-offensiveu201d, most reasonable people could figure that out without being told.For more information on the changes you can look at the article linked below, but for full, up to date information you should contact a recruiter.The U.S. Navy's new tattoo rules explained**Since the question I originally answered was merged into this one, which is solely about officers, I wanted to add this note:Do not go by these tattoo guidelines if you are planning on attending the Naval Academy or a university NROTC program in order to earn your commission as an officer. The reason is because the Navyu2019s looser rules about tattoos do not apply to the Academy or the Marine Corps, so that you cannot rely on those rules governing during your time as a midshipman. Wait until you actually receive your commission before getting that tattoo on your hand, wrist, neck, wherever.