Which of the following is an example of a Level 'B' violation?

A Level 'B' violation typically involves failing to adhere to essential safety protocols that are critical for the well-being of individuals involved in training or operational environments. Not wearing proper safety gear directly impacts personal safety and can lead to serious consequences, not just for the individual but also for the entire group. Safety gear is designed to protect cadets from potential hazards, and neglecting to wear it demonstrates a disregard for these protective measures.

In contrast, the other scenarios—such as lack of proper identification, failure to submit assignments, and arriving late to class—are important but do not pose immediate risks to personal safety. While they may reflect poor responsibility or commitment, they do not directly endanger individuals' health or safety in the same manner that failing to wear safety gear does. Thus, the focus of a Level 'B' violation is on actions that undermine safety protocols, making not wearing proper safety gear the correct example.