A National Guardsman has been arrested in Washington D.C. after allegedly drawing a loaded pistol on a fellow guardsman during a dispute that reportedly stemmed from playful banter about Army grooming standards. The incident involved an argument over hair length, escalating to threats and the drawing of a firearm. The accused, who is part of the National Guard crime task force, faces felony charges for pointing the gun at a fellow soldier. Court documents reveal that the Guardsman admitted to the act, raising concerns about internal conflicts among members of the National Guard deployed in the capital.