Stripped of rank
The act of being stripped of rank or stripped of command was a form of discipline or punishment deemed more severe than a demotion. While a demotion was the reduction in rank, to be completely stripped of rank was to lose all privileges of rank whatsoever. 

In 2256, Michael Burnham was stripped of rank at a court martial as part of a criminal sentence for mutiny, which had resulted in the Battle of the Binary Stars and the subsequent , as well as causing the death of Captain Philippa Georgiou and the abandonment of the . () Her rank was restored upon being pardoned due to her role in ending the war. ()

In 2370, Jean-Luc Picard revealed to the Ferengi Tol that the disgraced Bok was no longer a DaiMon because he had in fact been stripped of command. According to Bok, "They had no right to do that to me." ()

Later that year, in one of Elim Garak's many fictitious backstories told to Julian Bashir, he explained that he had destroyed a shuttle, as ordered, but "Unfortunately as it turned out, one of the passengers on the shuttle was the daughter of a prominent military official. I was stripped of my rank and commission, and exiled from Cardassia." ()

In 2372, when Worf and his brother Kurn infiltrated the , the two were confronted by an inquisitive lieutenant. Worf, who was posing as Commander Sorval, threatened the officer to "leave us, or I shall have you stripped of rank and sent home in a transport." ()

In 2376, Kathryn Janeway punished the former  crewmembers Noah Lessing, Marla Gilmore, James Morrow, Brian Sofin and Angelo Tassoni, by stripping them of rank.  ()

See also
Demotion
Discommendation
Formal reprimand
Promotion
Defrocking

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