What is the other publication in addition to NAVPERS 15560D that governs procedures for correcting military records after retaliatory actions following a sexual assault report?

The correct choice reflects the existing regulatory structure designed to handle situations where individuals may experience retaliatory actions following a sexual assault report. SECNAVINST 5420.193 specifically relates to the procedures for addressing complaints of retaliation and the subsequent actions for correcting military records.

This instruction outlines the rights and protections for service members who report incidents of sexual assault, ensuring they can do so without fear of retaliation, and provides necessary guidance on how to navigate the process of correcting their records if they face adverse actions as a result of their reporting. This is crucial in maintaining a safe and supportive environment for reporting sexual assault within the Navy.

In contrast, while other options may contain relevant information regarding broader Department of Defense policies or specific procedural guidelines, they do not directly address the corrective actions necessary in cases of retaliatory behavior related to sexual assault reporting. Therefore, they do not serve the same specific purpose as SECNAVINST 5420.193 in conjunction with NAVPERS 15560D.