Good day, fellas. What's the consequence of a juniour officer not greeting a seniour officer in the millitary? Nazgal and Cherrycola.

I think it's disrespectful not to greet your superior in the military and there's little punishment for it, maybe corporal punishment

God1000:
I think it's disrespectful not to greet your superior in the military and there's little punishment for it, maybe corporal punishment

Actually, i want to know whether such behaviour happens in the millitary too because this is very common among civillians.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. What's the consequence of a juniour officer not greeting a seniour officer in the millitary? Nazgal and Cherrycola.

Sometimes we might overlook it, but when it's too obvious, the jnr officer might be call to order.

cherryCola:


Sometimes we might overlook it, but when it's too obvious, the jnr officer might be call to order.

What if repeats itself? Or what if the person starts giving u attitude? E.g Like pretending like he or she didn't see.

Truvelisback:
Good day, fellas. What's the consequence of a juniour officer not greeting a seniour officer in the millitary? Nazgal and Cherrycola.

Respect is one of the things we look out for in every Federal Uniform services,
I don't know much about state services

While in training school, you will be taught about ranks and it's accountrements

You must respect the rank above your rank upwards with official greetings and position your arms and hands at the rightful positions

Even while seating down and your senior approaches, if you the junior one notice him first, you alert the seniors and the most senior among you will be the one to give official greetings while the rest stand still

So giving compliments, In form of official greetings is the meal you are expected to serve yoor seniors both day and night

It's a mark of respect and you may be call to order if yoor senior notices that you don't give compliments

A knock on the head