“Both were dishonourably discharged from National Service in 1954 after spending much of their time in military prisons.”

“Part of him, the public servant, knows that he is acting dishonourably, but his conscience tells him that he has no other option.”

“Scott, described as a prime candidate for promotion before the offences, will now be dishonourably discharged.”

“The court ordered him dishonorably discharged and sent to military prison for ten years.”

“The issues at hand deserve attention, but not in a play so poorly conceived and dishonorably discharged.”

“But it seems he acted dishonorably, deserved punishment, and may have committed suicide because of his guilt and self-loathing.”