Interact with News Media Reviews
Your Rights as a Soldier
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&pageText=As a United States soldier, you have three rights that you can exercise when a media member approaches you for an interview, and when you conduct the actual interview. Click the buttons to learn more.& &textLabel1=Granting an interview is your decision& &textLabel2=You don't have to answer all questions& &textLabel3=You control the interview length& &popText1=It is your option whether to grant an interview at all. You don't have to speak to the media if you don't want to or if conditions won't allow it.& &popText2=Even after you give your permission for the interview, you don't have to answer all the questions. Just because a question is asked, doesn't mean that you have to answer it.& &popText3=Remember that you can control the length of the interview. You are in charge and you can stop it at any time you want. & &mediaStyle=swf& &imageBorder=true&
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