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Latest revision as of 22:45, 5 December 2020
Military corporal punishment is corporal punishment in the military (the armed forces of a nation) and navy.
Military corporal punishment was very common and harsh in the past; nowadays it is no longer used in many countries. Because of its severity, the delinquent is usually restrained. An exception in which the delinquent was not restrained is running the gauntlet (depicted in the 1965 film The Round-Up).
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