No telephone contact. No using friends or relatives to intimidate the victim. Violating a military protection order equates to disobeying a lawful order, which is a disciplinary offense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Victims' advocates aggressively pursue military protection orders even when a court order is being sought, Lloyd said. The civilian order can be enforced from state to state and the military order can be enforced on base.
Difficulties arise, however, when people are reassigned.