Deputy Judge Advocate General of the United States Army

Deputy Judge Advocate General of the United States Army: Deputy Judge Advocate General
of the
United States Army

Incumbent:
MG Clyde J. Tate, II
Since: October 1, 2009

First MG Hubert D. Hoover

Formation 1949

Website Official Website

The Deputy Judge Advocate General of the United States Army (DJAG)

Contents

1 U.S. Army Deputy Judge Advocate Generals

2 See also

3 References

4 External Links

U.S. Army Deputy Judge Advocate Generals

Name Photo Term began Term ended

1. MG Hubert D. Hoover 1949 1950

2. MG 1950 December 1953

3. MG January 1954 August 1956

4. MG August 1956 December 1956

5. MG January 1957 December 1960

6. MG January 1961 1964

7. MG 1964 1967

8. MG 1967 1971

9. MG 1971 1975

10. MG 1975 1979

11. MG 1979 1981

12. MG 1981 1985

13. MG William K. Suter 1985 1991

14. MG 1991 1993

15. MG 1993 1997

16. MG 1997 2001

17. MG October 1, 2001 September 30, 2005

18. MG Daniel V. Wright October 1, 2005 October 1, 2009

19. MG Clyde J. Tate, II October 1, 2009 Incumbent

See also

Judge Advocate General of the United States Army

References

External Links

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United States Army

Leadership
Secretary of the Army · Under Secretary of the Army · Chief of Staff · Vice Chief of Staff · 4-star generals · Sergeant Major of the Army · House Armed Services Committee (House Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces) · Senate Committee on Armed Services (Senate Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces)

Components and
commands

Regular Army · Army Reserve · Army National Guard · Active Units

Army Commands

Training and Doctrine · Materiel · Installations

Service Components

Forces · Africa · Central · Europe · Pacific · North · South · Special Operations · Surface Deployment and Distribution · Space and Missile Defense

Direct Reporting Units

Network Enterprise Technology · Medical · Intelligence and Security · Criminal Investigation · Corps of Engineers · Military District of Washington · Test and Evaluation Command · Military Academy · Reserve · Acquistion Support Center · Installation Management

Field Armies

First · Second · Third · Fifth · Sixth · Seventh · Eighth

Branches

Acquistion Corps · Adjutant General's Corps · Air Defense Artillery Branch · Armor Branch · Aviation Branch · Army Band · Chaplain Corps · Chemical Corps · Civil Affairs Corps · Corps of Engineers · Dental Corps · Field Artillery Corps · Finance Corps · Infantry Branch · Inspector General's Corps · Judge Advocate General's Corps · Logistics Branch · Medical Corps · Medical Service Corps · Medical Specialist Corps · Military Intelligence Corps · Military Police Corps · Nurse Corps · Ordnance Corps · Psychological Operations Corps · Quartermaster Corps · Signal Corps · Special Forces · Transportation Corps · Veterinary Corps

Installations
The Pentagon · United States and Overseas · Germany · Iraq · Kosovo · Kuwait · South Korea

Training
Basic Training · BOLC · OCS · WOBC · WOCS · West Point · MOS

Uniforms and insignia
Awards and decorations · Badges · Branch · Officer · Warrant · Enlisted · Uniforms

Equipment
Individual Weapons · Crew-Served Weapons · Vehicles

History and traditions
History · Continental Army · National Army · Army of the United States · United States Army Air Forces · Center of Military History · Institute of Heraldry · America's Army · Army Art Program · Army Band · Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps · Flag · National Museum · Rangers · Soldier's Creed · The Army Goes Rolling Along · Draft · Service numbers

Category · Portal

v · d · e
United States Armed Forces

Book

Portal

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Category

A

MC

N

AF

CG

PHS

NOAA

Navbox

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Leadership

Commander-in-chief: President of the United States

Secretary of Defense

Deputy Secretary of Defense

Joint Chiefs of Staff (Chairman)

United States Congress: Committees on Armed Services:

Senate

House

Active duty four-star officers

Highest ranking officers in history

National Security Act of 1947

Goldwater–Nichols Act

Organization

Service departments

Department of Defense (Secretary): Army (Secretary)

Navy (Secretary)

Air Force (Secretary)

Department of Homeland Security (Secretary): Coast Guard

Branches

Army (Chief of Staff)

Marine Corps (Commandant)

Navy (Chief of Naval Operations)

Air Force (Chief of Staff)

Coast Guard (Commandant)

Other uniformed services

Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (Surgeon General)

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Corps (Director)

Reserve components

Reserves:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

National Guard:

A

AF

Civilian auxiliaries

Military Auxiliary Radio System

Merchant Marine

Civil Air Patrol

Coast Guard Auxiliary

Unified Combatant Command

Northern

Central

European

Pacific

Southern

Africa

Special Operations

Strategic

Transportation

Structure

United States Code

Title 10

Title 14

Title 32

The Pentagon

Installations

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Budget

Units:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Logistics

Media

Operations and history

Current deployments

Conflicts

Wars

Timeline

History:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Colonial

WWII

Civil affairs

African Americans

Asian Americans

Jewish Americans

Sikh Americans

Historiography:

A: 1/2

MC

N

AF

Art:

A

AF

Personnel

Training

MEPS

ASVAB

Recruit training:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Officer candidate school:

A

MC

N

AF

Warrant:

A

MC

Service academies:

A (prep)

N (prep)

AF (prep)

CG

Merchant Marine

PHS

Junior/Reserve Officers' Training Corps:

A

MC/N

AF

Other education

Uniforms

Uniforms:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Awards & decorations:

Inter-service

A

MC/N

AF

CG

Foreign

International

Devices

Badges:

Identification

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Ranks

Enlisted:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Warrant officers

Officer:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

PHS

NOAA

Other

Oath:

Enlistment

Office

Creeds & Codes:

Code of Conduct

NCO

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Service numbers:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Military Occupational Specialty/Rating/Air Force Specialty Code

Pay

Uniform Code of Military Justice

Judge Advocate General's Corps

Military Health System/TRICARE

Separation

Veterans Affairs

Conscription

Chiefs of Chaplains:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Equipment

A

MC:

vehicles

weapons

other

N

AF

CG

Land

Individual weapons

Crew-served weapons

Vehicles (active)

Sea

All watercraft

Ships:

A

N (active)

AF

CG

MSC

NOAA

Weapons:

N

CG

Aircraft:

N

CG

NOAA

Reactors

Air

Aircraft

WWI

active

Aircraft designation

Missiles

Helicopter arms

Other

Electronics (designations)

Flags:

A

MC

N

AF

CG

Ensign

Jack

Guidons

Food

WMDs:

Nuclear

Biological

Chemical

Legend: A = Army, MC = Marine Corps, N = Navy, AF = Air Force, CG = Coast Guard, PHS = Public Health Service, NOAA = National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, MSC = Military Sealift Command

Categories:
United States Army organization
United States Army generals

Deputy Judge Advocate General of the United States Army
Incumbent: MG Clyde J. Tate, II Since: October 1, 2009

First	MG Hubert D. Hoover
Formation	1949
Website	Official Website

	Name	Term began	Term ended
1.	MG Hubert D. Hoover	1949	1950
2.	MG	1950	December 1953
3.	MG	January 1954	August 1956
4.	MG	August 1956	December 1956
5.	MG	January 1957	December 1960
6.	MG	January 1961	1964
7.	MG	1964	1967
8.	MG	1967	1971
9.	MG	1971	1975
10.	MG	1975	1979
11.	MG	1979	1981
12.	MG	1981	1985
13.	MG William K. Suter	1985	1991
14.	MG	1991	1993
15.	MG	1993	1997
16.	MG	1997	2001
17.	MG	October 1, 2001	September 30, 2005
18.	MG Daniel V. Wright	October 1, 2005	October 1, 2009
19.	MG Clyde J. Tate, II	October 1, 2009	Incumbent

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