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Military lawyers work for the Judge Advocate General, or JAG. They are often referred to as JAG Officers.
JAG is the term often used. It stands for Judge Advocate General's Corps. JAG officers are licensed attorneys.
The US Army lost 11 General Officers in combat in WW-II.
yes Marine officers to go in combat. Atleast mine did Yes. If a Marine officer's job takes them and their Marines into harms way, they will go into combat regardless of his military occupational specialty (MOS). Every Marine is a rifleman. Every Marine officer is trained as an infantry officer first. Marine pilots are all officers. Squadrons are in the odd position of the enlisted men sending their officers out to fight (with the exception of the enlisted men who are gunners on aircraft with crew served weapons).
after the six months of initial training, a jag mKes about $40,000, plus about $600 for basic use with your free housing, and a couple hundred for BAS( bas allowance for sustinence).
Absolutely. The role of the officer is as varied as nco and non-officer roles. Officers may command platoons, combat vehicles, aircraft, ships, etc. Usually the rank defines the role an officer plays.
Yes, they belong to the Judge Advocate general Corps. They are called JAG Officers for short or sometimes called JAGOFF
This is Swedish means "I see (that) you also won". No it does not mean that.. "Jag ser dig också vännen" means I see you too my friend, or I also see you my friend.
not all the time they only wore helmets in combat but they were hardly ever in combat so yes they did
See JAG.
A high school diploma for the enlisted. A bachelor degree for officers.
Improved NCO training helped to compensate for the losses of officers in World War 1.