In the Military, true or false? You must wear a seat-belt in all?

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If it indeed has seatbelts, yes. This is True....Show more

The law in Australia states that the driver is responsible for the safety of all occupants, including that of wearing seat belts. If you are pulled over by the police and they are not, then not only do they get a fine, the driver also does. So in short yes....Show more

Answer: True.
On all military installations, you must also wear a seat-belt when traveling in your own vehicle.
Why wouldn't you want to wear one?
Edit: I can see where operational needs might be more important than wearing a seat belt, which will impede or delay action in a combat situation, but not, however, during training....Show more

Very true. If you are in a military vehicle and that vehicle flips and say the driver of the vehicle is thrown out because he was not wearing his seat belt they are going to do a 15-6 investigation (regardless they will do one anyways) and when it is found out that the driver was not wearing a seat belt then the person in charge of that vehicle will be reprimanded and probably relieved of his duties....Show more

Seat-belt use is generally set by the individual base commander; however, I doubt you will find a base where the command does not care. There are also some specialized vehicles which don't even have seat-belts. But for all practical purposes, yes....Show more