ARMY SPECIAL FORCES DEFENSE LAWYER

OVERVIEW OF THE U.S. ARMY SPECIAL FORCES

The U.S. Special Operations Command includes units from all five branches of the military. The Army Special Forces - informally known as the Green Berets because of their distinctive Army headgear - is responsible for five primary tasks.

These tasks are:

• Unconventional warfare
• Foreign internal defense
• Special reconnaissance
• Direct action
• Counterterrorism

The Army Special Forces are separated into seven groups that are headquartered in different parts of the country and are oriented toward different regions of the world. Members of the Army Special Forces must meet very detailed requirements regarding their age, citizenship, education, aptitude, and training.

HAVE YOU BEEN CHARGED WITH A CRIME AS A GREEN BERET?

Members of the U.S. Army Special Forces are held in very high respect, but their careers also depend on their ability to excel and to protect their reputations. If you are a member of the Green Berets, criminal accusations can do more than place a black mark on your criminal record - they can delay promotion or ruin your military career. Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law understands the seriousness of your criminal charges and can provide the aggressive defense that you need.

CONTACT A MILITARY DEFENSE ATTORNEY

Attorney Jordan served in the Army himself, first as an enlisted Soldier and then as an officer and in the Army Judge Advocate General's Corps. He knows firsthand what it takes to fight your charges and defend you from a wrongful conviction. Our firm is familiar with the military court-martial process and can provide outstanding defense against military crimes of all kinds.

Our firm can also help if you've been accused of going absent without leave (AWOL), or if you need to file a general officer memorandum of reprimand (GOMAR) rebuttal or a written appeal to the Discharge Review Board. We serve all bases across the country and around the world and we can come to you when you are unable to come to us, no matter where you are stationed.