Captain Tavendale said private Brame had also completed two drug and alcohol courses which gave him "tools and strategies to deal with substance use".
Private Brame "picked up his game" and became more attentive to his mechanics trade after a performance checklist was initiated. Shortly after Private Brame was diagnosed with dyslexia and attended courses at the Defence Force Learning Centre.
Towards the end of 2014 private Brame began slipping "back into old habits". Captain Tavendale said the soldier was warned that if this continued he would likely be recommended for discharge.
Private Brame's behaviour improved and he was removed from final warning mid last year.
After his offending in October Private Brame spent three days in close arrest and has been on open arrest since. He has been unable to perform his usual logistics role and instead has been carrying out maintenance tasks.
The court martial in Linton is expected to finish this afternoon. Major Ben Bateman is currently addressing the court on behalf of the prosecution.