Est. 1775

The U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps

The Most Consequential Practice of Law

1775 — 2026

More than 250 Years of Legal Excellence

From the earliest days of the Continental Army to today’s global legal practice, Judge Advocates have stood at the intersection of command, conscience, and the rule of law. This anniversary section honors that lineage and points visitors to the people, cases, and milestones that shaped the Corps.

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Decorative official portrait of Major General Bobby L. Christine, The Judge Advocate General of the United States Army

TJAG Announcement

From the Desk of The Judge Advocate General

“We will empower our Army by continuing the JAG Corps' legacy of legal exellence, sterling character, and commitment to mission.”

MG Bobby L. Christine The 43rd Judge Advocate General of the United States Army

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  • The JAG Corps Strategy

    The Army is in the midst of aggressive continuous transformation across all echelons to be ready to fight and win on any battlefield at any time. The JAG Corps must focus its efforts to ensure we are ready to support the warfighter's requirements in today's and tomorrow's complex fight.

  • A Message from The 43rd Judge Advocate General

    JAGC Teammates: It is an honor to serve you each as the 43rd Judge Advocate General of the United States Army. It is also humbling, as I am mindful of the extraordinary legacy of the 42 TJAGs I follow ... men and women of integrity and intrepidity. I resolve to honor their service by serving you, your families, and our Corps with respect and earnest dedication.

Practice With Purpose

A Legal Career Unlike Any Other

GoArmyJAG

Learn more about the Army JAG Corps and how you can serve your country as a legal professional. The Army JAG Corps offers the unique opportunity to practice law and make a difference in the lives of service members and their families. Visit the Go Army JAG website to learn more and apply today.

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Moot Court Competition

The Brigadier General Wayne E. Alley Military Law Moot Court Competition recognizes the written and oral appellate advocacy skills of law students and showcases the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps and its vast opportunities for litigation to law students, law students, law schools, and the public.

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Claims Services

Provides information and assistance to service members and veterans who have been injured or received property damage as a result of their military service. The website offers resources and guidance on filing claims and monitoring claim status. Visit the website to learn more and get the support you need.

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Join the Corps

Don't just join a firm, join a FAMILY!

Become a Judge Advocate and put your legal training in service of Soldiers, families, commanders, and the Constitution. Bring your judgment, integrity, and courage—we will provide the mission.

  • Commission as an Army officer and attorney
  • Try cases, advise commanders, and serve worldwide
  • Access funded education and loan repayment programs

Ready to apply?

Start your eligibility review, contact a JAG Corps recruiter, and prepare for the next accession board.

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