confinement to barracks

He was detected and sentenced to three weeks' confinement to barracks.

In the next three weeks, the withdrawal of heavy weapons and the confinement to barracks of infantry should begin.

We discussed Dalbert Elkins awhile, and I recommended confinement to barracks.

Minor military offences are dealt with in a disciplinary hearing by the commanding officer, who may impose penalties like fines, confinement to barracks, or extra duty.

Almost every issue of Daily Orders included a section entitled 'Punishments', mostly for being absent without leave, which brought loss of pay and confinement to barracks.

It may be imposed in conjunction with other punishments, such as a bad conduct or dishonorable discharge, loss of wages, confinement to barracks, or imprisonment in a military prison.

While at the depot, on sentry duty, McCaffery had a disagreement with his captain, Captain Hanham, who sentenced him to fourteen days confinement to barracks.

He built a reputation as a disciplinarian, earning him the nicknames "28 days" and "February" (because it had 28 days) for his fondness for handing down sentences of 28 days' confinement to barracks - the harshest penalty that regulations allowed.

At a meeting on public security on Sept. 20, 1989, President Mobutu issued 24 directives to senior Army officers, including the confinement to barracks of "all soldiers", as well as the dismissal from the Army of those with criminal records or found guilty of wrongdoing.