Which of the following is NOT a consequence under UCMJ Article 15?

Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) Article 15, which outlines non-judicial punishment for minor offenses, there are specific consequences that can be imposed. Among these, forfeiture of pay, reduction in rank, and correctional custody are all recognized punitive measures that a commanding officer can impose for misconduct.

Forfeiture of pay refers to a deduction of a soldier's pay as a penalty for offenses, while reduction in rank involves lowering a service member's rank as a disciplinary action, which affects their pay and responsibilities. Correctional custody places the soldier in a controlled environment as a form of punishment.

However, dismissal from service is a consequence generally reserved for court-martial proceedings, particularly for more serious offenses, rather than non-judicial punishment. Article 15 cannot impose dismissal from service as a consequence, which is why this option is not aligned with the repercussions outlined under UCMJ Article 15.