HATO REY, Puerto Rico – The United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals performed an appellative trial in the Interamerican Law University to maintain the Army’s adherence to the rule of law, April 13. After the case, the 1st Mission Support Command Judge Advocate General (JAG) Office participated in a townhall like event on which the trial counsels, lawyers and the appellative judges answered questions and provided advice regarding the JAG career. The JAG Corps is responsible for providing leg

51K views · 836 reactions | We'd like to wish the Judge Advocate General's Corps a Happy Birthday. #DYK the U.S. Army's JAG Corps is the oldest judge advocate community out of all the branches of service? | U.S. Army | Facebook

19 reactions | On July 29th, 1775, the Judge Advocate General's Corps was founded. Today its military and civilian personnel from 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley gathered with friends and family to celebrate the 246th birthday. Keeping in tradition, the Staff Judge Advocate Col. Toby N. Curto and youngest enlisted member of the office cut the birthday cake together. | Fort Riley | Facebook