§ 170 Adjutant General Seal Authority
This law says the official stamp (seal) of the Adjutant General’s office must be given to the next person in the job, used on every order, and any order that was a mistake can be cancelled and replaced.
When a new Adjutant General takes over, they get the seal and use it to sign a travel order for soldiers. Later they discover the order had the wrong dates.
Because the law requires the seal on all orders, the new Adjutant General can cancel the wrong order and issue a correct one, using the same seal.
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§ 170 Adjutant General Seal Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026