AFI33-332_ANDERSENAFBSUP governs privacy, civil liberties, social media OPSEC, searches, weapons, religion, and complaints at Andersen AFB.
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The publication presents civil liberties scenarios involving online expression, political activity, searches, religious speech, privately owned firearms, and civilian employment complaints. It requires compliance with mandatory provisions and addresses how applicable regulations affect these matters.
Applies to: It applies to all units and tenants on Andersen AFB.
While individuals have a right to express themselves through online social media outlets, such expression must not compromise operational security.
Other regulations, like the “Joint Ethics Regulation and the Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch,” prohibit the release of non-public information, require appropriate disclaimers of opinions being expressed, and restrict the use of government computers to access and to manage personal sites during official duty time.
According to DoDD 1344.10, Political Activities by Members of the Armed Forces, Sec 4.1.1.8. “A member of the Armed Forces on active duty may: display a political bumper sticker on the member’s private vehicle.” (paragraph 3)
Service members may express moral or religious beliefs, so long as service members do NOT make statements detrimental to good order and discipline, and so long as service members obey lawful orders. (paragraph 5)
For example, the AFI instructs officials conducting searches of vehicles entering a military installation to “look under all seats, under/behind dash, glove box, consoles, visors, ashtrays and any packages and briefcases.” (paragraph 4)