Definition of judge advocate general
: the senior legal officer and chief legal adviser in the army, air force, or navy
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In addition to being a Rotarian, Burton also is a member of Katy VFW Post 9182 and a past judge advocate general of the U.S. Veterans of Foreign Wards and past state of Texas judge advocate of VFW.
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Burton, who’s belonged to the Katy VFW Post since 1997, now serves as a board member of the Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation and is a past judge advocate general of the U.S. VFW.
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Their 30-something son built an impressive resume himself — Adam Laxalt, a former Navy judge advocate general, is now the Nevada attorney general.
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Biden ended on a deeply personal note discussing his late son Beau’s admiration for McCain when Beau Biden went to Iraq on a tour of duty with the Army as a judge advocate general in 2008.
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Somebody missed this' The agreement has Sean Marvin, an Army Reserve judge advocate general, questioning the oversight of contracts like those between the installation and University of Phoenix.
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First Known Use of judge advocate general
1680
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Judge Advocate General
legal Definition of Judge Advocate General
plural Judge Advocates General
: the senior legal officer and chief legal adviser in the army, navy, or air force
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