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  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 85

    An interview with Major Aneisha Bell on the accession programs, as well as some financial incentive programs the Air Force JAG Corps has to offer.

  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 84

    Interview with Ms. Sharon Ackah on special education law and resources that are available across the Department of the Air Force and across the DoD.

  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 82

    Interview with Colonel Simone Davis and Colonel Corrie Mack about their experiences serving as judge advocates, and more specifically, working in operations and international law capacities.

  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 81

    Major Wheat interviews various key JAG Corps personnel on some of the major events over the past 75 years.

  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 80

    We talk with Colonel Patricia Wiegman-Lenz and Major Sean McDivitt about their experiences serving as judge advocates in the United States Air Force, and more specifically, working in civil law and litigation capacities.

  • AFJAGS Podcast, Episode 76

    We discuss experiences serving as judge advocates in the United States Air Force, and more specifically, working in military justice and discipline capacities.