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By *inger_Snap OP   Woman
12 weeks ago

Hampshire/Dorset

People who are in or have been in the military!

What happens when a serving member goes AWOL?

Like if they didn't turn up for work... What's the consequences?

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By *ife NinjaMan
12 weeks ago

Dunfermline

Courts martial is it not?

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
12 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

There's only about 15 people left in the army. Fuck knows.

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
12 weeks ago

A den in the Glen


"Courts martial is it not?"
it all depends on circumstances. Time away, mitigating circumstances etc. can end up at CM

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By *iker JackMan
12 weeks ago

Wolverhampton

You’re not considered awol until you’ve been away from work for 24 hours.

That was the rule in my day

After that it depended if and when you returned

On one side you could expect a visit to any known addresses they had from the police

On the other hand if you returned on your own free will then it would be investigated

The forces had a separate entity where anything disciplinary would be passed to, to make sure the sanction fitted the offence

That was what happened in my time.

AWOL is normally for a reason

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
12 weeks ago

Reading

If its a mh issue they may be lenient.

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
12 weeks ago

BRIDPORT

The consequences depend on the circumstances of the AWOL

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
12 weeks ago

Central

I took a lad back to base, who was AWOL and was really concerned about him, after bumping into him, in distress. I'd hoped he'd cope but at least he had ended his absence, preventing things getting worse.

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By *inger_Snap OP   Woman
12 weeks ago

Hampshire/Dorset


"You’re not considered awol until you’ve been away from work for 24 hours.

That was the rule in my day

After that it depended if and when you returned

On one side you could expect a visit to any known addresses they had from the police

On the other hand if you returned on your own free will then it would be investigated

The forces had a separate entity where anything disciplinary would be passed to, to make sure the sanction fitted the offence

That was what happened in my time.

AWOL is normally for a reason

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Reason being an arrest by civilian police.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
12 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Well in the Navy if they catch you, you have to take double turn's in THE barrel!

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By *iverstMan
12 weeks ago

Rossendale

In my day you were charged and possibly sent to a military prison. There you were beasted for your sentence until you broke. Many were promoted soon after returning to regiment because they were super fit, super disciplined and good soldiers!

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By *vonne5exMan
12 weeks ago

Doncaster


"People who are in or have been in the military!

What happens when a serving member goes AWOL?

Like if they didn't turn up for work... What's the consequences?"
252 charge, my mate went AWOL for 18 months he met his future wife whilst working cash in hand on the trawlers in Hull, he gave himself up and got 18 months in MCTC Colchester and soldier on, he ended up doing his full 22 years finishing as a Sargent Major.

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By *inger_Snap OP   Woman
12 weeks ago

Hampshire/Dorset

What would happen if you got charged and sent to civilian prison... Would they add time on for going AWOL or would the person then have to go to military prison after? As a separate sentence.

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By *vonne5exMan
12 weeks ago

Doncaster


"What would happen if you got charged and sent to civilian prison... Would they add time on for going AWOL or would the person then have to go to military prison after? As a separate sentence."
You'd serve your sentence in a military jail or MCTC Colchester if you'd received a long sentence, if you'd committed a civilian crime you'd be handed over to the civilian authorities, the length of your sentence doesn't count as service so if you'd signed for 3 years and been in jail for 3 months you'd do 3 years 3 months

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By *heekyFlirtyCoupleCouple
12 weeks ago

Stockport

In my day you could do up to 28 days in your own nick

Anything over and you were farmed out for someone else to piss you about

Anything serious was a trip to Colchester

On the upside, the guard marched you to the cookhouse before anyone else got in , so it wasn't all bad

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