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Is there a punishment to a soldier disobeying direct unlawful order?
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∙ 13y ago
He/she would be subject to martial court and depending on the circumstances, may be dishonorably discharged. The court will determine whether or not the soldier had a right to disobey such orders he/she felt were worth disobeying. There are situations where a soldier may legally disobey orders of a higher ranking officer, an example would be if the soldier were ordered to kill innocent civilians and refused
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Is it legal to shoot a soldier if he betrays his fellow soldiers while under fire?
Not exactly. A soldier can be shot for disobeying a direct order from his superior while under fire.
Disobeying a direct order?
Insubordination.
What are the consequences of disobeying a direct order by an nco?
Article 15 which include a combination of punishment or one of it, depend of the severity. Punishement: 14 days extra duty, 6 month suspention of rank, take your rank away, take your pay away. or court martial
What was the rack punishment used for?
Either as a direct punishment or as torture to extract information.
What is a self terminating order?
Self-terminating orders - Orders that direct a soldier or unit to perform duty for a specific time and also direct that the soldier or unit will be released automatically on completion of the stated period of duty.
What critical factors are involved with the soldier rehabilitation process?
The commander's initiative or attitude and direct involvement
Is army an adjective?
Noun. It describes people. Soldiers is a noun that is belong to a group.
What type of responsibility obliges a soldier to exercise reasonable and prudent?
This is direct responsibility. It is the job of all soldiers to be careful and do prudent actions in order to keep others safe.
What happens when a soldier comes in direct contact with an enemy soldier?
There are many things that can happen when a solider comes in direct contact with an enemy solider. One of the soldiers may be taken prisoner or the two may engage in combat which could result in one or both of them becoming injured or dying.
What is the word that means not true contrition but guilt caused by fear of death or punishment it is not a direct antonym like unrepentant?
Attrition
What does stands for?
prisoner of war Would depend on circumstances, but often Prisoner Of War, a soldier caught by the enemy
What do you call the situation when a Warrant Officer refers a private to the CO because the private has disobeyed an order for instance?
When a soldier disobeys a direct order (one given by an officer) he is most likely written up or put on report. He will be required to report to the officer of the unit commander where he will answer the charges and decide if he wants to be charged under courts martial or receive nonjudicial punishment.
