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I'd like to think this is only an issue during peacetime. During wartime, I would assume the violation would either be ignored or the officer would be immediat
by kenhwang 5y ago
I'd like to think this is only an issue during peacetime.
During wartime, I would assume the violation would either be ignored or the officer would be immediately court martialed and next in command would take over.
- Someone1234 5y agoI'd hope disobeying a direct order from your commander during wartime wouldn't be ignored.
- tootie 5y agoHe's only still in command due to a judicial ruling temporarily preventing the navy from taking action. He had already been relieved of command but the judge reinstated him. It's doubly sticky because it was a civilian court. Generally speaking the military can issue a lot of orders that are not allowable under civilian law. Like mandatory vaccinations.