Permitted and prohibited political behaviour in the naval service/ Captain Dave Richardson and Colonel Eric Reid

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RICHARDSON Dave

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In: Proceedings, Volume 150, Issue 11, November 2024, pg. 56-61Summary: This article opines that active-duty Navy and Marine Corps service members could use better training on civil-military relations and prohibited partisan political activity. Members on active duty may not campaign for a partisan candidate, engage in partisan fundraising activities or serve as an officer of a partisan club.

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This article opines that active-duty Navy and Marine Corps service members could use better training on civil-military relations and prohibited partisan political activity. Members on active duty may not campaign for a partisan candidate, engage in partisan fundraising activities or serve as an officer of a partisan club.

ACTIVE DUTY SERVICEMEN, POLITICAL ACTIVITY, FUNDRAISING, NEWARTICLS

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