Military Relations

Military Relations

regulation prohibits certain transactions, relationships and activities between Personnel and Initial Entry Training (IET) soldiers. It is intended to establish and provide a uniform policy for the treatment of soldiers undergoing IET at the United States (US) Army Quartermaster Center and School. This regulation applies to all IET & Permanent party attatched to any military instalation. Violation or attempted violation of this policy and regulation provides a basis for punitive action under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Traditionally, the Army has demanded a respect for authority by subordinate personnel towards senior-ranking individuals as a means of obtaining unquestioning obedience during combat or in times of military crisis. Military authority and unquestioning obedience are enhanced by the observance of decorum, customs, traditions, and conventions which are unique to our Army. Officers are appointed and noncommissioned officers are selected to hold positions of trust and honor in the proper exercise of military authority. They are responsible for the physical, moral, and mental welfare of subordinate personnel and for their discipline and military training. Only through a consistent demonstration of impartiality, self-control, honor, and moral courage can this responsibility be filled. Improper relations between permanent partyand IET soldiers are particularly harmful to the training environment and to the morale of the IET soldier. Social relationships between permanent partyand IET soldiers must be avoided. Acts of improper familiarity are prejudicial to good order and discipline and seriously impede All military personnel and their family members (other than IET soldiers and Holdovers) or civilian personnel residing on post, and all military personnel (other than IET soldiers and Holdovers) or civilian personnel who are permanently or temporarily assigned, attached to, or performing duties at any organization, included are; members of the...

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