What type of punishment is primarily recorded on the Page 7?

The Page 7, or the Administrative Remarks document, is primarily used to record non-judicial punishments (NJP) that are issued at the command level as well as court-martial punishments. This documentation serves as a formal record of disciplinary actions taken against a service member, reflecting the nature and rationale behind various disciplinary measures.

Non-judicial punishment, under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), allows commanding officers to address minor offenses without the need for a full court-martial proceeding. As a result, these actions, along with any court-martial punishments, are appropriately noted on the Page 7 to maintain transparency and accountability in service members' records.

The other options do not fully encompass the range of punishments that are officially documented on the Page 7. Administrative punishment could refer to other types of disciplinary actions but lacks the specificity of NJP and court-martial records. Financial penalties and promotion delays, while relevant consequences of disciplinary actions, are not the primary focus of the Page 7 documentation, which centers squarely on the record of disciplinary measures.