Army Command Headquarters said Saturday that two military personnel have been disciplined for contravening military regulations and are also facing a military court over allegations of molestation. A local newspaper reported that day that a female platoon leader and some of her colleagues in the Artillery Battalion of the Army 542nd Armored Brigade were invited to a karaoke parlor Feb. 25 by her superior. While there, the platoon leader, a second lieutenant, was kissed against her will by a sergeant surnamed Lee. When she sought help from a deputy battalion chief surnamed Lin in the next booth, she was molested again. Army Command Headquarters said that an investigation confirmed that Lin and Lee both acted improperly by organizing the late-night party and by inviting both men and women. Each received two major demerits, while other related military personnel will also be disciplined. The Sixth Army Corps, to which the 542nd belongs, said later in the day that it regrets the incident and that the molestation charges 'will be dealt with according to military regulations, ' a statement that was echoed by Army Command Headquarters. The army will also step up the implementation of gender regulations and will demand that all military personnel adhere to gender ethics, Army Command Headquarters said. 