What violation occurs if a soldier allows another soldier to break SRUF?

Allowing another soldier to break Standing Rules for the Use of Force (SRUF) constitutes a serious violation of protocol because SRUF is established to ensure the safety and security of military personnel and civilians. These rules are designed to regulate the use of force and maintain discipline within the ranks. When one soldier enables another to disregard these rules, it creates a risk of misuse of force, undermines the integrity of military operations, and can lead to severe consequences, including loss of life and legal repercussions. Upholding SRUF is critical for maintaining order and accountability, and failing to do so reflects a significant breach of responsibility and duty.

In contrast, minor infractions and training issues do not carry the same weight of consequence as serious violations of protocol. Acceptable risk does not apply in this context, as SRUF violations are not considered acceptable under any circumstances.