Final answer:
A member who incurs multiple DUI/DWI offenses will be processed for Administrative Separation (ADSEP), where the exact number of offenses triggering ADSEP can vary by organization policies.
Step-by-step explanation:
When a member incurs multiple DUI's (Driving Under the Influence) or DWI's (Driving While Intoxicated) in their career, they shall be processed for ADSEP (Administrative Separation). This process involves the legal and administrative proceedings that lead to the member's separation from service.
The specific number of offenses that will trigger ADSEP can vary by the policies of the military branch or organization but typically, a pattern of misconduct, including repeated DUIs or DWIs, is taken seriously, resulting in processing for ADSEP.
The subject of this question is Military Regulations. The question is referring to a rule or policy that applies to members of a military organization and specifies that if a member incurs a certain number of DUI's or DWI's (Driving Under the Influence/Driving While Intoxicated) in their career, they will be processed for ADSEP (Administrative Separation).