Our Memos library is currently being revamped. This page is provided to offer links to existing documents, some of which may be outdated and in the process of revision. If you have questions, please contact us.
Most recent memos:
The following are not yet updated and/or converted to our new formatting:
● AWOL in the Army version 3 (October 2011) by James M. Branum
Tagged: absent without leave, Army, civilian legal representation, gi resistance, gi rights hotline, unauthorized absence
● AWOL in Canada Counseling Memo – 2006 memo written for MLTF by Gerry Condon
● Command Influence Memo (2005) by Bob Harmon
● The Individual Ready Reserves, a Primer by Teresa Panepinto
AWOL https://nlgmltf.org/downloads/memos/awol.v3.pdf
AWOL in Canada https://nlgmltf.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/AWOL_in_Canada_Counseling_Memo2006.pdf
Command Influencehttps://nlgmltf.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Command-InfluenceMemo20050812.pdf
https://nlgmltf.org/military-law/2009/memo-command-influence/
IRR Primerhttps://nlgmltf.org/downloads/memos/IRRArticle.pdf
Dissent/ Free Speech/Whistleblowers
https://nlgmltf.org/leaflets/GI_Rights_free_speech.htmlhttps://nlgmltf.org/leaflets/GI_Rights_legal_demonstration.html
https://nlgmltf.org/leaflets/GI_Rights_active_GI.html
CO Litigation Summary http://www.nlgmltf.org/pdfs/Understanding%20the%20CO%20Application%20Process.pdf
Casualty Assistance http://www.nlgmltf.org/docs/12-12-07_casualty_check_list.doc
Getting Outhttp://www.nlgmltf.org/pdfs/Getting_Out.pdf
Hardship and Dependency Dischargehttps://nlgmltf.org/military-law/2010/memo-hardship-and-dependency-discharges/