raimius
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However we as citizens, alumni, active duty, or cadets/mids feel about it, the USAFA has a written defined policy that seems to excuse honor violations in some cases and instead of "nor tolerate any among us who does" in fact tolerates them and even gives a detailed instruction manual as to when to tolerate them.
That's a bit misleading. The policy allows for disenrollment, Honor Probation, or Honor Remediation, depending on the circumstances. None of those excuse the person of the violation. Probation involves some significant punishments, as cadet standards go. Remediation (for cases like Flieger cited) is the least punishing, but still does not excuse the violation.