hornetguy
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So, something to consider (especially given the service branch of the posters in here) is that such situations are far less taboo in the AF. I RARELY hear of fraternization issues in the Air Force and typically they only come up when there is a chain of command concern. In general*, this type of situation does not lead to legal action. In your case, the sight picture regulation is very suspect and probably wouldn't last a real investigation. IF you two were to be able to last until USAFA graduation four years later, I would expect that you would be engaged. In that case, you did not initiate your relationship breaking frat rules and you intended to get married as soon as authorized.
MY opinion, and this is only me so take it as you will, is that you are fine. I would not advertise your relationship to upperclass cadets or leadership. If confronted, be completely honest. If you two really do make it as part of the 2% club - good on you. In the meantime, this will likely be a low priority on your list of new things in life at USAFA.
*Different commanders may approach differently and some people will not worry about it. You may be at the whim of your particular chain of command.
MY opinion, and this is only me so take it as you will, is that you are fine. I would not advertise your relationship to upperclass cadets or leadership. If confronted, be completely honest. If you two really do make it as part of the 2% club - good on you. In the meantime, this will likely be a low priority on your list of new things in life at USAFA.
*Different commanders may approach differently and some people will not worry about it. You may be at the whim of your particular chain of command.