U.S. Army JAG Corps

RISE TO THE CHALLENGE! ARMY JAGC 250TH BDAY PHYSICAL CHALLENGE! We have an exciting summer ahead of us. On 14 June 2025 our Army will be celebrating our 250th birthday! Your units and installations might already be hosting physical challenges for the Army birthday, or you can come up with your own. Share your accomplishments with us! But the fun continues, with our own JAG Corps birthday on 29 July 2025! We challenge you all to come up with your own creative physical challenges incorporating 250, our JAG Corps history, and your indomitable spirits.  Need to knock out a challenge on your own? Send us a photo of your 2.5 mile run, your workout circuit building towards 250 reps, or your 25 km bike ride! Or hold down your jiu jitsu opponent for 25 seconds! Want to complete the challenge with your unit? 25 mile relay races or 25 mile ruck marches (a team can divvy up the mileage) with 25 lbs. weighted rucks are just a few ideas to get you started. Looking for a long-term challenge? Work towards a 250 mile hike/bike/run/walk goal and send us your victory photo at completion! Thinking of a family or community event? Grab the kiddos and doggos and complete a 2.5 mile ruck/walk with JAGC history trivia stations along the way. Or get your creativity and JAGC history knowledge fired up and organize a JAGC 250 Birthday scavenger hunt with physical challenge “clues”! Are you near a historical site with ties to Army or JAGC history? Find a way to incorporate it into your challenge. If you just happen to have a horse and live in Massachusetts, get your Paul Revere costume on! Midnight rides still count as physical challenges.  And of course you can enhance your event with the JAGC 250 BDay Logo, available to download on JAGCNET. Please read the usage guidance for the logo! Please send descriptions and photos of your challenges to usarmy.pentagon.hqda-otjag.mbx.jagcorps-info@army.mil. Complete your event between now and 1 August 2025 (and remember to come up with a plan to hydrate and beat the heat!). #250YearsStrong #JAGC250

Good morning from southern Florida! I'm TDY for the week doing Field Screening Officer interviews for 2L summer internships and judge advocate active duty commissions. Today's school: Nova Southeastern University - Shepard Broad College of Law! I'm ready to educate and recruit new people for the U.S. Army JAG Corps!

I am deeply honored and humbled to announce that I have signed a letter of intent to serve as an officer in the U.S. Army JAG Corps. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to serve my country through the law, but above all, to serve as a soldier. I look forward to the years ahead in service to our nation!

I am honored to share that I have accepted an active duty commission into the U.S. Army JAG Corps! I am grateful to my family, mentors, classmates, and colleagues who have supported me on this journey. I look forward to serving my country as both an officer and an attorney.

I had an amazing Summer Associate experience with the U.S. Army JAG Corps! I enjoyed contributing to the meaningful work of the Office of Soldiers’ Counsel at Fort Bragg and am grateful to Eric P. Dolce, along with the other civilian attorneys and Judge Advocates, who taught and mentored me throughout the summer.

As I embark on my final year of law school, I take a moment to reminisce about my enriching summer spent with the U.S. Army JAG Corps at the 82d Airborne Division. Witnessing the unwavering dedication with which these men and women serve is an undeniably unique privilege. I am grateful for the invaluable opportunities and connections provided to me by the 82d OSJA as well as the other tenant units of Ft. Bragg. Here's to continued growth and learning. All the way.

This summer I had the incredible opportunity of interning with the U.S. Army JAG Corps in Fort Stewart, Georgia. This was truly an amazing experience, and I am so grateful for everything I learned and for everyone I met along the way. From observing courts-martial to assisting with case prep, I gained a deeper understanding and respect for the military justice system. I am forever thankful to all of the amazing attorneys at TDS and OSJA that went out of their way to mentor me and share their knowledge of military law. It was inspiring to see how much of a role military defense counsel play in protecting Soldiers’ rights. Thank you to everyone who welcomed me, challenged me, and gave me more acronyms than I’ll ever remember!

Today I completed a 3 week ROTC internship with Fort Bliss Trial Defense Services. I got to work closely with members of the Army JAG Corps and learn what it takes to be an attorney in the military. I am very grateful for this opportunity and I learned so much! US Army Army National Guard U.S. Army JAG Corps Army ROTC (Official Page) Providence College