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[Redlight131]

I heard that a captain or who ever has the highest rank can kill his own man if he does not respect orders. If that is true do you think it should be allowed

 

[-rb]

...you've got to be kidding. As it's too late in the work day for me and i'm too tired to come up with anything witty, i'll guide you to the site FAQs instead. I suggest you spend some time reading before posting.

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http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/24937.0.html

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cheers.

 

[combat_medic]

Wow, I don't think I could have possibly locked this any faster.

No, this is not even remotely true, and has not been for about a century.

 

[Slim]

I heard that a captain or who ever has the highest rank can kill his own man if he does not respect orders. If that is true do you think it should be allowed

Hi Redlight131

From the above post I'm going to assume that you're new here and probably don't know much about the CF.

To start with we have one of the most well-trained militaries in the world today. Our troops are of a very high calibre and allot is expected of them.

While there are theoretical situations (very few and far between) where an NCO or Officer may have to prevent a soldier from doing something that would either harm or kill himself or others, they do not happen with any sort of frequency and are VERY rare indeed.

I suggest a detailed look around the site and spend some time reading before you come back to the discussion boards for a chat.

If you have any questions or comments please PM me at any time.

Cheers

Slim
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