text: Appendix E
  Rules of Allocation
  E-1. Rules of allocation are force management tools that allow JAG Corps planners to determine the staffing
  levels required to provide necessary legal support to the Army. These rules are also used in the Total Army
  Analysis System to model operational requirements, and they may change based on factors such as
  geography, the availability of local and higher echelon headquarters legal support, and workload shifts.
  Paragraphs E-2 through E-6 discuss the current rules of allocation for JAG Corps organizations by
  alphanumerical standard requirements codes which are variable based on phases of operations.
  E-2. These units augment existing legal resources at the division through theater levels:
  (cid:122) 27523KA00: Headquarters, LOD-M (oneper any combination of two through twelve LOT-Sor
  LOT-G).
  (cid:122) 27523KB00: LOT-S (two teams per senior Army headquarters; one team per theater internment
  facility; oneteam per sixteen thousand Soldiers; and oneteam per twoBCTs performing stability
  operations).
  (cid:122) 27523KC00: LOT-G (oneteam per theater-level confinement facility for U.S. military prisoners;
  oneteam per signal brigade; oneteam per eightthousand Soldiers; oneteam per BCT, maneuver
  enhancement brigade, or expeditionary military intelligence brigade).
  E-3. These units provide military justiceteams (MJTs) based on theater population:
  (cid:122) 27563KA00: headquarters, LOD-J (oneper any combination of ten through twentysenior MJTs,
  MJT-A, MJT-B, and MJT-C).
  (cid:122) 27563KB00: Senior MJT (oneteam per sixtythousandSoldiers; additional teams at oneper 120
  thousand Soldiers).
  (cid:122) 27563KC00: MJT-A (1 team at first twelve thousandtroops; oneadditional team at seventy-two
  thousand troops for Army support to other services; provide judicial support to other services as
  required; add one team per task force exceeding fivethousand but less than ten thousand troops
  with a rule of law mission, to act as mentors and trainers for judges, court, and corrections
  personnel; decreasedby oneteam when troop strength drops below seventy-twothousand troops;
  further decreasedby oneteam when troop strength drops below twelvethousand).
  (cid:122) 27563KD00: MJT-B (one team at first twenty-four thousand troops; one additional team at
  eighty-fourthousand troops for Army support to other servicestoprovide judicial support to other
  services as required; decreasedbyoneteam when troop strength drops below eighty-fourthousand
  troops; further decreasedby oneteam when troop strength drops below twenty-four thousand).
  (cid:122) 27563KE00: MJT-C (1 team at first thirty-sixthousand troops; oneadditional team at ninety-six
  thousand troops; provide judicial support to other services as required; decreased by one team
  whentroop strength drops below ninety-sixthousandtroops; further decreasedbyoneteam when
  troop strength drops below thirty-sixthousand).
  E-4. These units augment existing legal resources at the division through theater army levels:
  (cid:122) 27573KA00: Headquarters, LOD-expert (one per one through forty combined legal operations
  teams—expert [teams A and B]LOT-expert [A]and LOT-expert [B]).
  (cid:122) 27573KB00: Legal operations team—expert (team A) (oneteam per senior army headquarters).
  (cid:122) 27573KC00: Legal operations team—expert (team B) (oneteam per corps headquarters; oneteam
  per division headquarters; oneteam per TSC).
  E-5. 4. These units augment existing legal resources at the division through theater army levels:
  (cid:122) 27543KA00: Headquarters, LOD-TD (one per two throughfive RTDTs).
  (cid:122) 27583KA00: RTDT (oneteam per two to four STDTs).