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Even appropriate punishment comes with risks for those in charge. It may cause disillusionment among difficult-to-replace personnel. Military service requires lifestyle sacrifices, specialised training and a willingness to put one’s life on the line at a leader’s command. It fosters abiding loyalties among those going through it, notably so with special or elite forces, which then presumably present the most serious control problems. Incentives are needed to undergo such training. Money is a powerful incentive, but getting rich in military service is unseemly and no doubt upsets taxpayers. Willingness to serve will also be affected by the losses or punishments meted out. Beyond “Queen and country”, what have those in charge to offer? One thing is a secure contract, tolerant of behavioural lapses.

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