He went to
captain's mast, had a court visit, paid fines, received various other penalties, and was reduced in rank from first class to second class.
On April 3rd, I went to
captain's mast and the DRB.
We went to
captain's mast for this error and subsequently lost our qualifications.
Dave Werner, the Pacific submarine fleet's spokesman, was unable to confirm whether or not the ''
captain's mast'' and admonitions have been carried out.
a policy of allowing accused sailors to have their
captain's mast,
The next thing BMSN Crowell knew, he was being escorted from the barracks to the command to sign a report chit, the "Request for
Captain's Mast." The former skipper had been "extremely punitive" on DUIs, he says.
It was an excruciating long waiting game to see if the command was going to send me to
captain's mast or handle it at the chief level.
Truman's safety department set up realistic scenarios for Sailors to explore, depicting such things as a traffic stop by a Virginia state police officer who administers a field sobriety test, a simulated emergency room,
captain's mast, a court hearing, and a funeral for a child killed by a drunk driver.
I made a mistake and knew I might face
captain's mast. The watch was one of the slowest ones ever.
Instead, I went to
Captain's Mast, where I was awarded a reduction in rate, experienced negative command scrutiny, and lost my appointment as a command DAPA--a position held in high regard.
With that, the group moved on to non-judicial punishment at a mock
Captain's Mast. MMCS (AW/ SW) John Heidke was the one holding mast.
He was counseled and told if he was seen again without proper riding gear he would be taken to
captain's mast. Did the E-4's problem stem from not listening to what was said during the riding course he took, or did he just choose to ignore the rules?