Which branch of the US military has the most prestigious JAG unit?
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U.S. Navy, Judge Advocate General
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Hard to say based on the fact that each trains for specialized duty and few train for the same scenarios\n\nDelta Force - Anti-terrorism, \nSEAL's - Sea Air Land Naval Special Warfare, \nRangers: USArmy Elite Rapid Deployment Unit under the command and control of the Joint Special Operations Team (JSOT).\nGreen Beret's: Help John Wayne make movies (just kidding)  \n\nBritish SAS: Counter Revolutionary Warfare/Counter Terrorism (one regiment); Close Target Reconnaissance (two regiments)\nPriniciple special forces of the United Kingdom, The SAS is widely regarded as the finest and best trained special forces units in the world.  (SAYS WHO)\n\nFrench Foreign Legion:  various peacekeeping operations, counter terrorists activities, and in joint operations with other countries\n\nSOMEONE IS GOING TO SAY THE MOSSAD: They are not special forces, they are an intellegence agency\n\nBottom line:  I dont think you can call any one of them tougher or harder than the other.  Just ask any one of these units that have gone up as an aggressor against a trained USAF Air Base Ground Defense Unit - and no Im not kiddng. \n\nThey are all bad asses and have one thing in common: ALL ON THE SAME SIDE.
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PERSIAN gulf--Every branch. Including Reserve forces Guard and also the Army and Air Force Auxiliaries: (although these were purely in a noncombatant stateside assistance role)
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JAG Officers are usually attorney by trade.  So if you have completed law school, you can join JAG.  You will still have to complete Officer Candidate School.
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army has one...got it 97th ARCOM (97th Army Reserve Command).  Trust me on this none of these people know what they are talking about.
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Best for a future? the Air Force, best for pride? The Marine Corps. For me sir, it was the Marines...Semper Fi. As far as I am concerned, there is no other choice, but not everyone is cut out for life in my Corps. We are "the Few, The Proud" for a damn good reason. And I agree, whats up with the guy who asked, if your scores are high enough? What a jerk, quick history lesson for you, the United States Marine Corps is technically older than the United States Government, we were brought in to service November 10, 1775. We (the USA) formally declared independence in 1776. Without the USMC, there would be no Air Force.
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LOL....My husband is in the Army and hear him to tell it the Army is better...it's a man thing all branches of the military have their own role and importance needless to say,when on the battle field they'll set aside that man ego of which branch is better and help their fellow brothers\n\n                                    101st Airborne Division\n                                      Fort Campbell,Ky\n                                        "RAKKASANS"
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If you become a citizen then you can join.  I'm not sure if you'd have to give up your US citizenship or not, but I wouldn't think so.  The JSDF was started with the help of the US, so you'll find the structure and uniforms very similar to ours.  You'll also have to decide on which branch you'd want to go into.  Just remember that you're still considered a citizen over there and not a member of a standard military.
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http://www.jackson.army.mil/\n\nand graduation:\n\nhttp://www.jackson.army.mil/BCT/graduation.htm
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My dear lady, the Army is the largest branch of the military. But bigger is not always better. \nRemeber Army stands for AINT READY for MARINES YET!!!!!\n\nHOORAH!!!!!\nUSMC 4 LIFE
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The U.S. Air Force, if you measure up and sign on for several years.  Otherwise, Osama ben Whatisname.
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Airforce: "Integrity First, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do"\n\nNavy: "Non sibi sed patriae" (Not self but country) is unofficial\n\nArmy: "This We Will Defend"\n\nUS Coast Guard. "Semper Paratus" (Always Ready)
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Uh, Phoenix is in Arizona.  It is also the name of a covert hunter/killer operation run during the Vietnam War. There is also a private security firm under the name Phoenix Group, but they are in Florida.  If there is an undercover tactical unit in AZ going by that name, they probably don't want you to know about them.
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all of them do. all of them are as equally important as the rest and as under-appreciated. however, the marines are known to be the hardest out there so if absolutely had to pick one i'd say them. first ones in, last ones out.
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Generals, with 59 members of the graduating class of 164 becoming at least brigadier (1 star) generals. There were two who made General of the Army (5 star) in Dwight Eisenhauer and Omar Bradley.\n\nA complete list can be found at
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For organized/professional military, focus on special operations groups/tactics.  The British SAS are the preeminent force from which most contemporary units use as a reference guide.  They date back to WW2.  Also, look under Marine Raiders in the Pacific, Army Rangers,Green Berets, Navy SEALS.  Other sites worth consideration are the OSS and French Underground. \n\nThese groups will also list the opposing forces as well.  Give attention to them also as they were instrumental in the creation/development of the modern day raider!
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It all depends on what you are interested in doing.  Each branch of the US military has it's ups and downs.\n\nUS Marines - are tough but well respected.\nUS Army - fast promotions but some of their living conditions on the installations need work.\nUS Navy - lots of interesting ports to visit but spend lots of time at sea away from family.\n\nUS Air Force - good balance of promotions, work environment and base support services.  Housing for the AF is for the most part good.