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An Article 15 could also get removed after you earn a promotion. Article 15s filed on base at the JAG office often get removed after two years. Other Article 15s become part of your permanent military record and may be more difficult to get removed.
Article 15s filed on base at the JAG office often get removed after two years. Other Article 15s become part of your permanent military record and may be more difficult to get removed.
After two years (or if you PCS/ETS), an Article 15 is destroyed and can't be used against you. E-5 and above, unfortunately, have the Article 15 on their record forever (unless you have it expunged).
Summarized: The maximum punishment at a summarized Article 15 can include extra duty for 14 days, restriction for 14 days, and/or an oral reprimand. Soldiers are not entitled to a defense attorney and may choose to request trial by court-martial.
Article 15s come in different levels: Summarized, Company Grade and Field Grade. They differ in two main respects: the severity of the punishment and in how the record of it can affect a soldier's future in the Army. Article 15s can affect a soldier's future.
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An Article 15 could also get removed after you earn a promotion. Article 15s filed on base at the JAG office often get removed after two years. Other Article 15s become part of your permanent military record and may be more difficult to get removed.
There are three types of Article 15 proceedings: Summarized. Any company grade commander may administer this type of Article 15. ... Company Grade. Any company grade commander may administer this type of Article 15. ... Field Grade. A commander in the rank of major or above may administer this type of Article 15.
If you received an Article 15, the flag will remain in place until the entire punishment is complete including suspensions. The flag should be lifted when the issue is resolved.
Article 15, UCMJ, is a federal law that permits commanding officers to conduct non-judicial proceedings for minor offenses. A Soldier may refuse Article 15 proceedings and demand trial by court-martial, unless attached to or embarked on a vessel.
Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice allows for a commanding officer to decide the innocence or guilt and administer the punishment to an offender if necessary when a military member gets into trouble for a minor offense that does not require a judicial hearing.

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