Let’s face it, the military has a lot of rules and regulations. Some are violated rarely. But these seven are violated every single day!
Let’s face it, the military has a lot of rules and regulations that they expect everyone to follow to the letter. For the most part, servicemembers abide by the guidelines their commands set for them, though there are some that push the boundaries any chance they get.
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Even the most squared-away troop has violated a military statute at one time or another because many of them are bull sh*t less important to the mission than others.
Check out our list of regulations that servicemembers violate every day.
1. Hands in Pockets
As crazy as it sounds, having your hands stuffed inside your warm pockets on a cold day isn’t allowed; it’s the military way — but we still do it.
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2. Fraternization
A consensual adult relationship between officers and enlisted members totally violates the Uniform Code of Military Justice, but it’s a lot of fun to brag about after you get out.
3. Adultery
Sleeping with someone who isn’t your spouse is just a d*ck move. But just because it’s not cool doesn’t mean it never happens.
4. Wearing White Socks
Although they’re more comfortable than wearing black socks with combat boots, don’t let the higher-ups see you sporting the out-of-reg look.
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5. Hazing
Most servicemembers prefer the term “hardcore training” — but for those enduring the tough discipline, it’s seen as a negative thing.
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6. Contract Marriages
Getting married strictly for monetary gain or medical benefits happens frequently, especially right before a deployment — it can turn south real quick.
7. Walking & Talking on a Cell Phone
For millennials, this is the biggest hurdle to jump over when they first enter military service.
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(Photo by Airman 1st Class Daniel Hughes/U.S. Air Force)
