That's not true, where is your proof?  Section 904 would create a new section, Article 60c (Entry of judgment). The entry of judgment would require the military judge to enter the judgment of the court-martial into the record in all general and special courts-martial, and would mark the conclusion of trial proceedings. The judgment would reflect the Statement of Trial Results, any action by the convening authority on the findings or sentence, and any post-trial rulings by the military judge. The judgment also would indicate the time when the accused’s case becomes eligible for direct appeal to a Court of Criminal Appeals under Article 66, or for review by the Judge Advocate General under Article 65. This requirement for an entry of judgment is modeled after Fed. R. Crim. P. 32(k). The findings and sentence of a summary court-martial, as modified by any posttrial action by the convening authority under Article 60b, would constitute the judgment of the court-martial. Section 905 would amend Article 61, which provides that an accused may file a statement with the convening authority expressly waiving the right to appellate review under Article 66 or Article 69. The amendments would conform the statute to the changes proposed in Articles 60, 65, and 69 concerning post-trial processing. See Sections 901-904, supra; Sections 909, 913, infra.