Non-judicial punishment has historically been used as a tool by commanding officers and generals to handle a range of misconduct, from order violations, DUI, fraternization, to even low-level sex crimes. It is rarely offered to resolve...
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Someday, military soldiers fighting in the streets of a sprawling megacity will need an airdrop of ammunition, food, or water that can’t be safely delivered by ground convoy or helicopter. But the supplies parachuting from the skies won’t have to...
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If you’re in the military, you’re probably taxed in your state of legal residence rather than in the state where you’re stationed. To establish legal residence in a state, you usually must prove you live — and intend to continue living...
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Both the military and private industry manufacturers outsource services with the same main goal: to cut costs. And while they have marshaled some cost savings and derived additional organizational benefits, this tactic has also resulted in some...
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Consumer goods manufacturer Melaleuca was recently recognized by the United States Department of Defense for being a military-friendly, patriotic employer. We here at Texas Military Justice fully support our brave men and women in uniform. Ours...
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you might not have realized it, but there’s an important date in the lives of your Soldiers that you should pay attention to. You don’t know the exact time yet – it could be weeks, months, or years away – but it’s out there. And it’s a big day...
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It is ironic that the simple action of “pulling a trigger” is really not so simple. In fact firing a handgun properly can create problems even for the more experienced shooters. Firearm training is critical in knowing the basics of not only...
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In the US almost everyone is aware of the second amendment which addresses the right to bear arms. However with this right come responsibilities and the right to bear arms should be done safely, legally and effectively. If you own a firearm you...
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This morning, I read a news article about how facial recognition technology helped some parents in China reunite with their long-lost son. The heartwarming story certainly is great news for the parents of Mao Yin who was suddenly kidnapped in...
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There are certain messages floating on social and other media that the Supreme Court of India has passed directions to pay ‘Military Service Pay’ with effect from January 2006 rather than from 2008 as was granted by the Government. This is...
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WASHINGTON — Ensuring quality care, combatting opioid addiction, and optimizing support for behavioral health were several critical topics of discussion during the first of three forums here at the Association of the U.S. Army Annual...
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WASHINGTON — The Army’s NCO Professional Development System will soon have a new line of effort to better prepare Soldiers once they decide to leave the service, senior leaders announced Tuesday. The system, which is an overhaul of...
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