What should cadets do if they notice someone else being disruptive?

When cadets notice someone else being disruptive, reporting it to the staff is the most appropriate action. This approach ensures that the issue is addressed by someone in a position of authority who can handle the situation effectively. Staff members are trained to manage disruptions and to maintain a respectful and productive environment. By reporting the behavior, cadets also help protect the integrity of the training or event and ensure that all participants can engage fully without unnecessary distractions.

Ignoring the behavior could allow it to continue, potentially affecting the overall atmosphere and learning experience for everyone involved. Joining in would further escalate the disruption, undermining the effort to maintain discipline and focus. Leaving the area might provide temporary relief, but it doesn't help resolve the issue and could lead to a lack of accountability for the disruptive behavior. Thus, reporting to the staff is the best course of action to maintain a positive and respectful environment.