Chapter 7 - Legal and Discipline Durin« the operational period 25 disciplinary actions were taken against Task Group 7.) personnel: HQ TAU TBU TSU TOTAL Article 15 0 1 7 12 20 Summary Courts-Martials 0 0 3 2 5 Special Courts-Martials 0 0 0 0 0 Most of the above actions were necessary as a direct result of intemperate consumption of alcoholic bev-rages: Drunk and Disorderly 17 Driving while under the influence 1 Fighting (Drunk) 4 Theft 1 Miscellaneous 2 - Fifty cases were investigated during the operational period: Theft and Pilferage 28 Misconduct 22 To insure that a legal capability was readily available, a judge” advocate from the 686th Air Base Wing, Hickam Air Force Base, T. H. was furrished when requested to advise and provide legal assistance to Task Group 7.4. The judge advecate was present at the EPG during two weeks in March, one week in May, and ten days in July. During the organizational reriod in March a regulation rertaining to disciplinary matters was published. The Jegal officer held briefings for officers appointed to try summary courtsmartial, p=rsonnel officers and clerks designated to prepare charge sheets end allicd papers. On 22 May 195f Pacific Air Forces, by General Order 31, attached Air Force personnel assigned to Joint Zgsk Force SEVEN to the 686th Air Base g :r v AF WHO