Military disciplinary law is unique and specific branch of general disciplinary law. The subjects of this disciplinary order are soldiers or the ones considered to be soldiers. Military service has a sui generis law discipline because of its nature. In conjunction with the adoption of Turkish Armed Forces Disciplinary Act, disciplinary courts were abolished and replaced by disciplinary boards. Therefore disciplinary law gained an administrative content. It is significant to clarify the legal distinction. Before the act in question, military disciplinary law had had a structure including administrative personnel in the formation of the courts far away from independence of courts and tenure of judges. By dint of legal arrangement, henceforth the formation of a disciplinary system parallel to the guarantees for administrative sanctions can be mentioned. On the other hand, we interpret approaching the issue in the context of the principles embodied in the Turkish administrative law, especially with the judicial decisions, in terms of the assurance of fundamental rights and freedoms is important. In other words, systematical inclusion of concepts such as the right of defense and judicial review, which have a dispersed content in Turkish administrative law, to the law in question can be the most important improvement in military disciplinary law