can a military officer use mobile phone during duty.or while in office??
As long as you're not in the middle of something like maybe a briefing or something I don't see anything wrong with it.
yes as long it is not military bussiness
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Yes, not only can they but many do. My wife is a sergeant, she gets dozens of texts and phone calls on her mobile every day dealing with soldier and unit issues. Often her platoon leader and commander will simply send a text message to everyone in the unit if something comes up that needs to get done. It has become standard practice with many units in the army. The main thing to watch is dealing with sensitive information that could affect OPSEC.
