Regulations, Training, and Procedures (RTPs) - Changelog

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Regulation 8: Uniform Code of Military Justice

Chapter 4: Punitive Articles
ARTICLE 17a. Violation of Secrecy
Any member who, regardless of intention, breaches operational security to disclose classified information in any form. An individual who leaks non-public information through any means.
replaced with:
Any individual, including those who have retired, resigned, or been otherwise discharged, who breaches operational security by disclosing classified or sensitive information in any form, regardless of intention.
Any individual, including those who have retired, resigned, or been otherwise discharged, who leaks non-public information through any means.

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Regulation 1: Legislation
Removed mentions of CTO.
Replaced the term OSEAC with OCJCS.

Regulation 2: Standing Orders for Dress
Removed mention of SWOA and SEAC.

Regulation 3: Ranks and Offices
Removed mention of SEAC.

Regulation 5: Promotion, Demotion and Discharge Requirements
Removed mentions of SWOA & SEAC.
Updated information formerly referring to VJCS to Adjutants. (Chapter 3, Subsection 4)
Removed Chapter 3, Subsection 5: Rank Adjustments and Terms for WO Leadership Positions and corrected subsection numeration.

Regulation 7: Medals, Awards, and Honorifics
Removed mentions of SEAC and the SEAC pin.

Regulation 9: Activity Points & SoW
Removed mentions of SWOA & SEAC.
Updated information formerly referring to VJCS to Adjutants. (Chapter 1, Subsection 3)

Regulation 10: Chain of Command
Updated the following CoC graphics: Overall, OSD, JSD, Branch Command, OMP, ICSD. (Chapter 1)
Removed information about the USD DI and CTO. (Chapter 2, Subsection 4)
Removed information about the VJCS. (Chapter 2, Subsection 5)
Removed information about the SEAC and SWOAs. (Chapter 2, Subsection 7)
Corrected subsection numeration in Chapter 2.
Removed mentions of CET and SEAC.

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Procedure 1: HQ Operations
Removed mentions of OSEAC conditional VIP access. Replaced with BHNCO.

Procedure 9: ​Service Stripe and Training Pin Request
Updated information formerly referring to VJCS to reflect changes in procedures. Service Stripes shall now be requested with the Branch Chief directly.

Procedure 10: Programs and Initiatives Directory
Updated information formerly referring to VJCS to Adjutants.

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All changes made in accordance with the statement released by Secretary of Defense, Mr. Controllable., on 28 JUL 25.

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Regulation 4: Discharges, Reinstatements, and Transfers
Chapter 3, Subsection 2: Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL)
Personnel that do not log in for a certain period of time are subject to an AWOL discharge. See the table below for more information:

Paygrade	Duty Status	AWOL After (Days)
E1-E3	Active Duty/Active Reserves (R1)	14
E4+-O10	Active Duty/Active Reserves (R1)	10
REMOVED ROW O11+	Active Duty/Active Reserves (R1)	Exempt from AWOL Policy
Any	Inactive Reserves (R2)	45 days

Regulation 8: Uniform Code of Military Justice
Chapter 4: Punitive Articles
ARTICLE 6. Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL)
Enlisted members (E-1 to E-3) who fail to log in for 2 weeks (14 days) or more or fail to be promoted within 21 days.
NCOs, CWOs and Officers (E-4 to O-10) who fail to log in for 10 days or more.
Officers and civilians ranked O-11 and O-12 are exempt.

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Regulation 1: Legislation
Chapter 2, Subsection 6: Habbo Privacy Settings
NOTE: Members of USSOCOM and NSC are exempt from displaying their last login time and date on both the forums and on Habbo.

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REGULATION 2: Standing Orders for Dress
 
Chapter 6, OFFICE ACCESSORIES

Fixed typo in OJSIG Beret

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Procedure 9: Service Stripe and Badge Request

Chapter 1, Service Stripes, Service Stripe and Badge Criteria

Removed all mention of VJCS

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Regulation 10: Chain of Command

CHAPTER 2. Roles and Responsibilities, Subsection 6. Branch Command

Updated information:

Old:
ML1 - Adjutant (Adj)
Navy Adjutant (NA), Marines Adjutant (MA), Army Adjutant (AA), Air Force Adjutant (AFA).
Adjutants work directly with the Chief, oversee council operations, and act as a liaison to the BHNCO. They serve on a 2-month term and are appointed directly by the Branch Chief, who may also extend their term by a month.

New:
ML1 - Branch Adjutant (ADJ)
Navy Adjutant (NA), Marines Adjutant (MA), Army Adjutant (AA), Air Force Adjutant (AFA).
These positions are responsible for assisting their respective Branch Chief in managing their branch. They each report to their respective Branch Chief. They serve a two month term where an extension of one month may be granted at the discretion of their Branch Chief.
Duties include, but are not limited to:

• First point of contact, actively monitor and promote growth including OCS concerns for WOs in their respective branch.
• Assist in ensuring and monitoring the progression of all members of their respective branch.
• Interacting with branch personnel to gain feedback and provide visible leadership.
• Take part in discussions and meetings to find new ways to improve/innovate their respective branch further.
• Managing and overseeing council engagement and branch identity as well as ensuring all work is being completed.
• Facilitating the branches Events division and coordinating engagement within the branch.
• Installing and working on programs to make branch more engaging, unique, and creation of branch-specific initiatives.
• Assisting their BHNCO, Branch Chief or CJCS in any other duties as required.

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Procedure 4: Complaint Forms

CHAPTER 1. GENERAL INFORMATION, Subsection 3. Important notes for utilizing Report/Request Forms

Update:

ARF:
If the issue is related to Discord Voice, you must inform the JSIG, USD I&S, and NSA.

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Regulation 3: Ranks and Offices
Chapter 5: Offices

Updated all E6 motto descriptions related to OJSIG to reflect the new rank requirement for membership, changing it from E6 to E7+. As a result, all references to OJSIG in E6 mottos were removed.

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Procedure 1: HQ Operations
Chapter 3, Subsection 1: General Regulations

Superior-ranked officers does not need to stand from their Sentry seat and salute an incoming officer who is ranked below them. The superior officer may call an attention if requested by the incoming officer (this means the officer entering HQ does not need to call the rest command if they do not want an attention).

Replaced with:
Superior-ranked officers are not required to stand from their sentry seats or salute when a lower-ranked officer enters. If the incoming lower-ranked officer requests it, the superior officer may call the HQ to attention. Otherwise, the incoming officer does not have to give the rest command.