Social Media Training and Awareness
Seven Essential Social Media Tips
Use these seven essential tips to become a more effective communicator and representative of the U.S. Army.
Seven Essential Social Media Tips
1. Be aware of the image you present.
Do not discredit yourself, your family, your organization or your Army by using inappropriate language or content.
2. Ensure information you post or share is releasable.
It is imperative that you are aware of potential security violations when posting online.
3. Live the U.S. Army values.
Online misconduct is punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).
4. Do not use trademarked or copyright-protected material.
Posting or sharing music, logos, songs, or other information that is protected by copyright, trademark, or any other restriction is illegal.
5. Do not misrepresent your identity.
Misrepresentation of your identity by disguising yourself or impersonating others is prohibited and punishable under the UCMJ.
6. Be cautious with the personal information you share.
Criminals and adversaries can easily piece together information you share, potentially harming you, your loved ones, fellow Soldiers, or our mission.
7. If you feel threatened or feel that you or a member of your Family needs help.
Ask for help if you or a Family member have fallen victim to a scam, impersonation, or feel threatened.
All the Tips
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Be aware of the image you present.
Do not discredit yourself, your family, your organization or your Army by using inappropriate language or content. -
Ensure information you post or share is releasable.
It is imperative that you are aware of potential security violations when posting online. - Live the U.S. Army values.
Online misconduct is punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). - Do not use trademarked or copyright protected material.
Posting or sharing music, logos, songs, or other information that is protected by copyright, trademark, or any other restriction is illegal. - Do not misrepresent your identity.
Misrepresentation of your identity by disguising yourself or impersonating others is prohibited and punishable under the UCMJ. - Be cautious with the personal information you share.
Criminals and adversaries can easily piece together information you share, potentially harming you, your loved ones, fellow Soldiers, or our mission. - If you feel threatened or feel that you or a member of your Family needs help.
Ask for help if you or a Family member have fallen victim to a scam, impersonation, or feel threatened.