Military executions refer to the process by which military personnel are put to death as a punishment for serious offenses, often including treason, desertion, or other acts deemed detrimental to military discipline. These executions are typically carried out under military law and can involve various methods, such as firing squads or lethal injection, depending on the regulations of the specific military organization. The legal framework for military executions varies by country and is often governed by a set of rules known as military justice. In many cases, the accused has the right to a trial, and the execution is usually carried out only after all appeals have been exhausted. This process aims to maintain order and discipline within the armed forces.