When in doubt of recording legality, the Regulatory and Intellectual Property Division, US Army Legal Services Agency, will make final determination. Money' is interpreted to mean notes, drafts, bonds, certificates, uncancelled stamps and monetary securities in any form. Ownership or possession of copyrighted material does not constitute the permission to use or duplicate. When the copyright status is unclear, consult with the local VI manager or judge advocate general before proceeding. Prevention of copyright infringements is the responsibility of all individuals.
Violators are subject to prosecution at all levels of involvement.
The editing or modifying of any Army VI production, either in-house or by commercial contract, may have certain legal encumbrances that limit their use. Therefore, completed and distributed official productions or copies may not be cut or otherwise modified without prior approval by the functional proponent or DISC4. An official request that the program be recorded is initiated by the Army organization that requires the information. The information recorded will be destroyed 60 days after recording unless the unit or installation commander has determined that the information has permanent value. Permission of the copyright holder must be obtained in writing if the recording is held longer than 60 days.