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At Military Justice Guides, we help you write responses to common disciplinary actions by providing response and rebuttal templates. From reprimands, to nonjudicial punishment (Article 15), to discharge, we are here to help.
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We recently had a former Army Sergeant email us about a Letter of Reprimand he received almost a year ago. The Sergeant was accused of unprofessional behavior, and when he received his Letter of Reprimand, he elected not to submit a written response. He figured it was no big deal and that he'd be able […]
A Space Force Letter of Admonishment, or "LOA," is a mid-level type of administrative punishment for Guardians. It is designed to be used to document a first offense or address behaviors not corrected through counseling. Although an LOA may not be the worst punishment possible, it can still have a large impact on your Space […]
If you are an officer in the Air Force or the Space Force, you know what happens every year around the same time -- your command writes an evaluation of your performance, known as an Officer Performance Report (OPR). However, when you receive a negative rating or comment in your OPR, it is called a […]
If you are enlisted in the Air Force or the Space Force, you know what happens every year around the same time -- your command writes an evaluation of your performance, known as an Enlisted Performance Report (EPR). However, when you receive a negative rating or comment in your EPR, it is called a "Referral […]
Believe it or not, when you make rank in the United States Air Force, you can still be demoted. Although most demotions occur when an Airman violates the Uniform Code of Military Justice, there are ways for your command to take your rank even if you did not commit a crime or serious misconduct. Read […]
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