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209 209 (c) The enlisted members of the Army on duty at the United States Discijjlinary Barracks shall be organized as infantry, with grades and organizational structure similar to infantry units of comparable size. (d) The Secretary may designate all or part of any building under the control of the Department of the Army as a branch of the United States Disciplinary Barracks for the confinement of offenders whom it is impracticable to send to the United States Disciplinary Barracks. Branch disciplinary barracks are subject to the laws relating to the United States Disciplinary Barracks. (e) The Secretary shall have made at the United States Disciplinary Barracks any supplies for the Army and the Air Force that can be economically and properly made there. § 3662. Training of prisoners The Secretary of the Army— (1) shall provide for the military training of offenders (A) who have been sent to the United States Disciplinary Barracks for confinement, (B) who were at the time of their offenses members of the Army, and (C) whose record and conduct indicate that, upon completing a course of military training, they may be worthy of honorable restoration to duty or of being permitted to reenlist; (2) may provide for the organization of offenders selected for military training under clause (1) into disciplinary infantry units; and (3) may provide for equipping those disciplinary units. §3663. Parole; remission of sentence; restoration to duty (a) The Secretary of the Army may provide a system of parole for offenders who are confined in the United States Disciplinary Barracks, and who were at the time of their offenses— (1) members of the Army; or (2) persons subject to chapter 47 of this title because (A) in the custody of, serving with, accompanying, or employed by the Army under section 802(7)-(11) of this title (article 2 (7) (11)), or (B) within an area under the control of the Secretary of the Army under section 802 (12) of this title (article 2 ( 1 2)). (b) Whenever the Secretary considers that an offender sent to the Disciplinary Barracks merits that action, the Secretary may remit the unexecuted part of his sentence if he was at the time of his offense— (1) a member of the Army; or (2) a person subject to chapter 47 of this title because (A) in the custody of, serving with, accompanying, or employed by the Army under section 802(7)-(11) of this title (article 2 (7) - ( l l)), or (B) within an area under the control of the Secretary of the Army under section 802 (12) of this title (article 2 (12)). I f the Secretary remits the unexecuted part of the sentence of an offender in the Disciplinary Barracks who at the time of his offense was an enlisted member of the Army, the Secretary may order his honorable restoration to active duty if he has not been discharged. I f he has been discharged, the Secretary may authorize his reenlistment or, upon written application, order his restoration to the Anny.

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