text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  main and supporting efforts, claims, Soldier and Family legal
  A
  3-65 services, 5-1–5-4
  administrative and civil law, operational framework, 2-23–
  claims categories, administrative
  administrative law practice, 4-2 2-28
  and civil law, 4-11
  Army institutional claims, 4-9 operations, 2-24–2-28
  civil law practice, 4-8 claims program, administrative
  attach, defined, 2-48
  claims categories, 4-11 and civil law, 4-10
  attorney role, contract and fiscal
  claims program, 4-10 close operations, defined, 2-26
  law, 4-19–4-23
  legal administrator role, 4-15
  combat power, defined, 2-53
  legal function, 4-1–4-16 B
  paralegal noncommissioned command or chief paralegal
  officers and Soldiers, 4-7, brigade legal section, brigade noncommissioned officer, 3-13
  judge advocate, 3-25
  4-16 command post operations, legal
  brigade paralegal Soldiers,
  tasks, 4-3 support to, 3-60–3-62
  3-29
  The Judge Advocate General
  brigade senior paralegal constraint, defined, 3-56
  role and Army Claims
  noncommissioned officer, contract and fiscal law, attorney
  Service, 4-12
  3-28 role, 4-22
  administrative and logistic judge advocate legal services contract law attorney
  support, trial defense service, personnel, 3-19–3-20 deployment, 4-20–4-21
  3-37 legal oversight, 3-33 contract law practice, 4-19
  administrative control, defined, military justice advisor, 3-26 fiscal law practice, 4-18
  2-50 national security law judge legal function, 4-17–4-23
  advocate, 3-27
  agility, defined, 2-15 contract law attorney deployment,
  organization, 3-19–3-20
  ARFOR, defined, 2-39 contract and fiscal law, 4-20–
  relationship with Office of the
  4-21
  Army components, Army Staff Judge Advocate, 3-31
  command relationships,2-48 staff judge advocate contract law practice, contract and
  Army echelons and units, responsibility, 3-23 fiscal law, 4-19
  2-38–2-39 technical guidance, 3-34 convergence, 2-16–2-17
  Army Reserve, 2-36 technical training, 3-35 defined, 2-16
  Army Reserve National Guard,
  brigade paralegal Soldiers, core competency, Judge
  2-36
  brigade legal section, 3-29– Advocate General’sCorps,
  Army support relationships,
  3-30 1-5–1-7
  2-49
  defined,1-5,
  brigade senior paralegal
  Regular Army, 2-36
  legal support to the Army, 1-6
  noncommissioned officer,
  Army design methodology, support to Soldiers and
  brigade legal section, 3-28
  defined, 2-58 Families, 1-7
  Army institutional claims, C current operations, 3-66–3-67
  administrative and civil law, 4-9 Center for Personnel Claims cyberspace enabled activities,
  Army operations, 2-1–2-69 Support, 5-3 information operations and,
  Army Reserve, A-1 chief, military justice role, military 4-38
  legal operations detachments, justice, 4-29 cyberspace operations, 4-40–4-42
  A-3–A-9 civil law practice, administrative
  D
  legal structure and and civil law, 4-8
  organization, A-1–A-9 deep operations, defined, 2-25
  civilian attorneys, 3-17
  United States Army Reserve
  judge advocate legal services, defensive operations, cyberspace,
  Legal Command, A-2
  1-12 4-41
  Army’s operational concept, 2-9
  civilian paraprofessional, judge depth, 2-20–2-21
  Army mission, 2-1 advocate legal services, 1-13 defined, 2-20