text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  deputy staff judge advocate, 3-9 communications, 3-70 chief, military justice role, 4-29
  direct support, defined, 2-49 core competency, 1-5–1-7 civil law practice, 4-8
  legal functions, C-1 claims, 5-2–5-4
  division chiefs, 3-10
  material requirements, 3-69– claims categories, 4-11
  Disability Evaluation System, 3-72 claims program, 4-10
  Soldier and Family legal mission, 1-1 contract and fiscal law, 4-17–
  services, 5-5 mobility, 3-72 4-23
  Department of Defense principles, 1-3 contract law attorney
  information network operations, roles, 1-4, 1-8–1-13 deployment, 4-20–4-21
  4-41 judge advocate legal services, contract law practice, 4-19
  military decision-making cyberspace law, 4-40–4-42
  E processintegration and fiscal law practice, 4-18
  endurance, 2-18–2-19 participation in, 3-49–3-51 Integrated Disability Evaluation
  defined, 2-18 System, 5-5
  judge advocate legal services
  legal administrator role, 4-15,
  F personnel, brigade legal 4-30
  section, 3-19–3-23
  fiscal law practice, contract and military justice, 4-25–4-37
  ethics, 3-2
  fiscal law, 4-18 national security law, 4-38
  professional responsibility, 3-2
  paralegal noncommissioned
  friendly force intelligence
  judge advocate, judge advocate officers and Soldiers, 4-7,
  requirements, military decision-
  legal services, 1-8 4-16, 4-33–4-34
  making process, 3-55
  function, defined, 1-5 judge advocates, legal assistance professional responsibility,
  role, 5-10-5-11 5-25
  G role of counsel, 5-5–5-7
  L role of judge advocates, 5-8
  general support, defined, 2-49
  large-scale combat operations, staff judge advocate role, 4-25
  general support-reinforcing,
  2-1–2-2 Soldier and Family legal
  defined, 2-49
  challenges, 2-3–28 services, 5-1–5-19
  H domains, 2-11 special victim prosecutor, 4-29
  combatant commandrole, 2-34 structure, 5-23
  hazards, military decision-making
  joint force structure and tasks, 4-3
  process, 3-58
  support, 2-33–2-35 The Judge Advocate General’s
  I joint operations, 2-32 role, 4-12, 4-26
  judge advocate and paralegal trial counsel assignment, 4-30
  imperatives, 2-13–2-21
  role, 3-1 Trial Defense Service, 5-21–
  inputs and outputs, military multidomain operations, 2-9– 5-27
  decision-making process, 3-52 2-10 Army ClaimsService, 4-12
  intelligence law, 4-43–4-44 operational environments, 2-11 Army trial judiciary, 4-37
  international law, 4-45–4-49 legal administrator, 3-12 legal oversight, brigade legal
  customary international law, judge advocate legal services, section, 3-33
  international law attorney role, 1-10 legal risks, military
  4-47–4-49 military justice, 4-25–4-32 decision-making process, 3-60
  international law practice, legal annex, operation order, D-1 legal running estimate, overview,
  legal support to domestic overview, D-1 D-1
  operations, 4-54
  legal assistance role, 5-9–5-14 legal structure and organization,
  legal support to space
  conflicts of interest, 5-14 Army Reserve, A-1–A-9
  operations, 4-52–4-53
  judge advocates, 5-10-5-11 National Guard, B-1–B-13
  operational law, 4-50–4-51
  management, 5-13
  support to units, 4-46 legal support to capabilities and
  paralegal noncommissioned
  treaties, combat power, 3-46–3-47
  officers and Soldiers, 5-12
  interoperability, 2-29 legal support to large-scale
  legal assumption, military
  interoperability, defined, 2-30 operations, Judge Advocate
  decision-making process, 3-57
  General’s Corps role, 3-40–
  J–K legal function, administrative and 3-45
  joint operations, 2-29–2-32 civil law, 4-2–4-16 legal support to Soldiers and
  administrative law practice, 4-2
  joint force structure, 2-33–2-35 Families, 5-1–5-27
  Army institutional claims, 4-9
  joint support, 2-33–2-35 Army Reserve/Army National legal support to the Army, 4-1–
  Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Guardand, 5-26 4-54
  automation, 3-71 attorney role, 4-22