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Political do’s and don’ts for service members and civilian employees

As the timedraws near for U.S. citizens to cast their vote for the next President of theUnited States, politicians have begun ramping up their campaign efforts. With this inmind, it is imperative for military members and federal employees alike to knowthe do’s and don’ts for participating, advocating or supporting a politicalparty, partisan

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Online misconduct addressed

Social media outlets like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr and the numerous other sites are great communication tools, but their use invokes heavy responsibility for Marines and Sailors. Recently, the Headquarters Marine Corps inspector general addressed this responsibility in a message to commanders and their associated inspector general

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Per Marine Administrative Message 590/12 no one is allowed to use their official Marine Corps email account to register for social networking sites or internet-based capabilities. For more details about this message and other social media related tips visit http://www.marines.mil/News/SocialMedia.aspx. - Per Marine Administrative Message 590/12 no one is allowed to use their official Marine Corps email account to register for social networking sites or internet-based capabilities. For more details about this message and other social media related tips visit http://www.marines.mil/News/SocialMedia.aspx.

Official email forbidden for commercial internet registration

Tweeting a recent success at work or sharing family photos on Facebook is a part of normal daily life for many Americans. Marines are no exception with photos of a recent promotion or reenlistment appearing on Facebook or Twitter seconds after the ceremony is complete. Engagement on social media platforms is a great way for Marines to keep

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