The Military Needs More Diversity in its Legal Community, Expert Says
A more racially diverse JAG Corps would aid efforts to address disparities in military punishment, he says.
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Non-Judicial Punishment Explained
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Guantanamo Bay Admiral Fired Due to Loss of Confidence
Rear Adm. John Ring has been commander of Joint Task Force-Guantanamo since April 2018.
Senators Want Mattis to Back Off Assigning JAGs to Immigration Cases
Three U.S. senators argue that sending JAGs to the Mexican border would add strain to an overloaded justice system.
Dems Split on Yanking Legal Power from Military
A showdown loomed within the Democratic party over how to prosecute sexual assault in the military.
Amos Denies Unlawful Influence in Urination Cases
Marine Commandant Gen. James Amos denies saying he wanted Marines videotaped urinating on Taliban corpses 'crushed.'
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Camouflage Uniforms, Flight Suits Now Off-Limits for Marines and Sailors at the Pentagon
The Marine Corps and Navy are tightening the dress code for troops assigned to the National Capital Region and the Pentagon.
Two Decks Separate Bonhomme Richard Fire from 1M Gallons of Fuel, Admiral Says
The ship's upper decks and superstructure have been damaged, and the forward mast has collapsed. The ship is also listing.
Military's Top Appeals Court to Consider Whether Retirees Can Be Court-Martialed
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces is the last stop before military appeals battles make it to the Supreme Court.
SMA Once Again Proposes Pulling Deep-Fryers Out of Army Chow Halls
The sergeant major of the Army said that eating right may be more important for fitness than the new ACFT.
After 110 Years of Aviation, Navy Gets Its First Black Female Fighter Pilot
Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle recently completed the service's Tactical Air (Strike) training program in the T-45C Goshawk.