Recruit punishment guidance
ARMY
This information is contained in the ATRA Handbook
and was last amended in January 2005 to coincide with the introduction
of the new AGAI 67. A copy of this document is attached.[15]
NAVY
Guidance on Remedial Training—sanctions
against trainees for minor misdemeanours—at Raleigh (Phase
1) and the MWS (Phase 2) is attached.
RAF
Queens Regulations 998 state that any RAF Officer,
Warrant Officer or NCO with the duty of educating and training
is to endeavour to inculcate such a sense of honour, responsibility
and esprit de corps as will cause misbehaviour to be regarded
as a breach of trust and a disgrace to the culprit's squadron
and school. Discipline is to be taught and maintained on its true
basis and not on fear of punishment.
Commanding Officers have authority to award
punishment for minor offences which can include restrictions for
a period not normally exceeding seven days or up to three extra
guards or pickets. More serious offences are dealt with under
normal procedures as laid out in Air Force regulations.
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