An official Air Force article cautioned military servicemembers from reading too much into the “one time exception to DOD policy” that let uniformed troops arch in a homosexual parade:

Recently, media interest has focused on the one-time exception to Department of Defense policy which allowed service members to march in a pride parade in uniform.

All military members must keep in mind that approval to appear in uniform at any public event must be obtained from their local commander, with a few exceptions…

The article does a decent job of giving a quick summary of the restriction on uniform wear, and cites relevant regulations on doing so.

Ironically, the article was published nearly simultaneously with the announcement the Pentagon was “reviewing” whether a parade celebrating sexuality was a “political” event governed by DoD restrictions.