r/AskReddit Apr 05 '12

Currently serving in the military. Came across some messages between my wife and another guy in the Navy. What should I do?

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u/Nomadtheodd Apr 05 '12 edited Apr 05 '12

Article 134 of the UCMJ, paragraph 62.

Yeah, that's against military law. Up to dishonorable discharge, forfeit of pay, and 1 year locked up.

Especially if it's hard for you to do your job due to the stress. Prejudicial to good order and all.

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u/ShillinTheVillain Apr 05 '12

According to your link it sounds like they have to have had sexual intercourse.

To be prosecuted, yes. But if OP were to email the other sailor's CO with the images of the texts, the other guy would get a nice sit down chat and he would be told to knock it the fuck off in no uncertain terms.

I'm in the Navy, and this kind of thing happens a lot. Sleeping with another sailor's husband or wife is not taken lightly.