Self help for servicemembers, training for lawyers and lay counselors
This memo provides an overview of the criteria and procedures for hardship and dependency discharge, with some discussion of the differences among the services. Although it was written for counselors and attorneys, it may be of assistance to servicemembers and their families submitting discharge applications.
By Teresa Panepinto Each branch of the military has at least one reserve force; they are the Army National Guard, the Army...
The National Archives and Records Administration Military Personnel Records Center is the official repository for records of...
Military Recruiting FAQ–A Consumer's - Please Print, Post & Share Military Recruiting FAQ–A Consumer’s Please Print, Post...
RECRUITMENT / ENLISTMENT / REGISTRATION / DRAFT / YOUTH AND MILITARISM * Articles * Guides * Documents * Organizations *...
A collection of links to outside sites, government and non-government, providing a wide array of military related information, from a glossaries of acronyms and terms, a chart of rank and insignia, personnel statistics and much more.
7/2007 orig bad links [PDF version of this info for easy printing and sharing] If you or someone you know is thinking about...
What to do when the FBI contacts you.
By Marti and Luke Hiken NLG Military Law Task Force Steering Committee Members For an active duty GI or reservist to get out...
A PDF version of this publication, for download and printing, can be found here. Command Influence By Bob Harmon DATE: August...
The National Veterans Legal Services Program has published a 605-page guide (PDF) that is an in depth survey of the problems...
WHAT FREE SPEECH RIGHTS DO MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY HAVE? Members of the military have rights under the U.S. Constitution, laws...
By Marti Hiken & Kathleen Gilberd "My husband wants out," says Martha. “That’s all there is to it. If they won’t let him out,...
By Teresa Panepinto Part I The Individual Ready Reserves (IRR) play an increasingly important role in the military’s total...
Important developments in military law.
Information and resources for attorneys and law students.
Important developments in military law.
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