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The Air Force JAG Corps - Military Attorney
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- If the traditional civilian career path has left you wanting more, both personally and professionally, a JAG career will re-inspire your love of the law.
- Being a JAG means you’ll be doing meaningful work from day one—with opportunities to practice in almost every field, see the world and become the lawyer you’ve always wanted to be.
- QUALIFICATIONS APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS Must be a citizen of the United States Must be a graduate of an ABapproved law school and be admitted to practice law in the highest court of any U.S. state, commonwealth, territory or the District of Columbia Must be commissioned before the age of 40 Once selected for the JAG Corps, all applicants must complete and pass an Air Force medical examination before an offer of assignment will be extended.
- SERVICE COMMITMENT You do not incur a service commitment until you accept your JAG assignment.
- PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE If you are selected for direct appointment and are prior active duty, National Guard or Reserve, you will be credited by length of service for pay purposes.
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