What are examples of Level 'D' violations?

Level 'D' violations are classified as serious breaches of conduct that can have significant consequences, particularly in a military or cadet training environment. Possession of alcohol while on duty is considered a Level 'D' violation because it undermines the integrity, discipline, and safety that is essential in such settings. Alcohol can impair judgment, reduce performance, and violate the trust placed in cadets to uphold standards and duties while representing their organization.

Other choices might reflect behavioral issues or infractions that could be addressed through corrective measures or less severe disciplinary actions, but possessing alcohol while on duty directly impacts the cadet's ability to safely and effectively carry out their responsibilities. This is why it is categorized as a serious violation compared to others that may not pose an immediate threat to the safety or discipline of the cadet group.