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In Contact | Naval History Magazine – October 2021 Volume 35, Number 5

In Contact | Naval History Magazine – October 2021 Volume 35, Number 5
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Why India must get rid of separate disciplinary codes for Army, Navy & Air Force

Why India must get rid of separate disciplinary codes for Army, Navy & Air Force Eugene Fidell © Provided by The Print The long-awaited appointment of a Chief of Defence Staff is a milestone in India’s military journey. The inception of the position of the CDS and the overall concept of ‘jointness’, raises a host of ancillary issues some large and some small. One of the most important ones concerns the administration of justice in the Indian defence services. The opportunity presents itself for deep reform on this aspect and because these opportunities come along fairly rarely, the establishment must seize this opportunity and make the most of it.

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Uniform Code of Military Justice to shift responsibility from Military Commanders for certain crimes

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III accepted all of the recommendations of an independent review commission that stood up in March and delivered its findings just last week. The commission recommended an array of changes in how the defense department and the services that fall under it will handle sexual assaults. “On my first full day as secretary of defense, I committed that we must do more as a department to counter the scourge of sexual assault and sexual harassment in our military,” wrote Austin in a memorandum published today. “As I stated then this is a leadership issue and we will lead.”

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