I understand few will ever contest orders; it’s just how it is drilled to the recruits. But there are those who do and those should be commended.
Just recently in my country we had a soldier denouncing illegal practices in special forces recruit and the responsibles were dragged to court for it. Because we do not have separate military courts, it wasn’t swept under the rug.
I also had a school mate that spent some jail time for breaking a couple of teeth from an officer. But it served to set their attitude straight.
I understand your point but that’s unfortunately it’s the difference between ideal and reality.
So we see each other eye to eye.
I understand few will ever contest orders; it’s just how it is drilled to the recruits. But there are those who do and those should be commended.
Just recently in my country we had a soldier denouncing illegal practices in special forces recruit and the responsibles were dragged to court for it. Because we do not have separate military courts, it wasn’t swept under the rug.
I also had a school mate that spent some jail time for breaking a couple of teeth from an officer. But it served to set their attitude straight.