What is required for a Level 'A' violation to escalate to Level 'B'?

For a Level 'A' violation to escalate to Level 'B', it is essential that the violation is a repeated offense. This means that the individual has previously been involved in similar misconduct that has led to a Level 'A' violation, and the same behavior occurs again. The rationale behind this escalation is to address ongoing behavioral issues and emphasize the importance of maintaining discipline and integrity within the program.

When a Level 'A' violation occurs only once, it may be treated as a singular incident, potentially allowing for corrective measures without severe penalties. However, once that behavior is repeated, it demonstrates a disregard for the established rules and standards, thereby justifying a move to a more serious level of violation. This escalation process aims to ensure that repeated misconduct is appropriately addressed to uphold the community's standards and encourage self-correction among cadets.