Why the heck is article 15 people keep telling me?
Nov 4, 2008 Author: | Filed under: Camping Talk
Glenn G asked:
I asked a question about smoking while at boot camp, and article 15 came up. I'm in Australia does that have any relvance to me?
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I asked a question about smoking while at boot camp, and article 15 came up. I'm in Australia does that have any relvance to me?
Cheap Beach Holidays.
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5 Responses for "Why the heck is article 15 people keep telling me?"
A military trial.
i guess in a different country you would have different rules
try this link
An Article 15 is a form of Punishment under the USA’s Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). many posters here probably dont realize your Australian.
For further information, the below link clarifies punitive articles
In the US military its a form of non judicial punishment for minor offenses they can restrict you to a certain area , take some of your pay reduce you in rank and put you on extra duty up to 45 days depending on what kind of article 15 you get and who gives it to you.
It is non-judicial punishment imposed by your company commander, who is usually a Captain, or 1LT. It could mean lost of one grade in rank, lost of pay for a certain amount of time, or just about anything resonable to the CO. It is non judicial, because you do NOT appear before a tribunal. It is handled in house by the CO.
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