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| Personal relationships between officer and enlisted members that are unduly familiar and that do no respect differences in rank and grade are prohibited, and violate long-standing custom and tradition of the naval service. Violation of the instruction or |
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| What is the term traditionally used to identify personal relationships that contravene the customary bounds of acceptable senior-subordinate relationships |
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| Do personal relationships between E-7 and E-9 and junior personnel E-1 to E-6, who are assigned to the same command, that are unduly familiar and that do not respect differences in grade or rank are are sometimes permitted upon request. |
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Staff/Instructor and student relationship
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| Is it fraternization for Officer and enlisted to participate in command sports teams and other command-sponsored events together |
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| No, It is intended to build unit morale and camaraderie |
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| What are examples of unduly familiar |
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| Dating, shared living accommodations, intimate or sexual relations, commercial solicitations, private business partnerships, gambling and borrowing money. |
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| Can unduly familiar relationships exist with individuals outside ones direct chain of command |
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| Conduct, which constitutes fraternization, is excused if the offending parties get married. |
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| Can service members that are married be assigned to the same chain of command |
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| Who shall address the offending conduct by taking appropriate action, to include counseling, issuing letters of instruction, comments on fitness reports or performance evaluations, reassignment, and/or, if necessary, by taking appropriate disciplinary. st |
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| Seniors throughout the chain of command |
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| Who is responsible for preventing inappropriate relationships |
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| Primarily on the senior, yet both are accountable for their own conduct |
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| Training will be provided on fraternization how often |
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