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commander on matters which pertain to the per- personnel management officer, classified docuformance
of the mission, state of discipline, ments officer, a warrant officer personnel techniefficiency,
and economy of the command. He con- cian, and enlisted personnel.
ducts inspections, investigations, surveys, and a. The chief administrative officer acts as the
studies as directed by the commander, and as pre- adjutant general. As such, he is responsible for
scribed by pertinent army regulations, or as re- the orderly, economical, and efficient operation of
quired by law.
the section. His duties and responsibilities include
supervising section operations and providing ad-
9-13. Judge Advocate General Section ministrative services. This includes records man-
The judge advocate general is a personal staff of- agement, postal services, -publications manageficer.
His section includes several assistant staff ment, special services matters, and miscellaneous
judge advocates, a legal technician, and enlisted administrative functions. It also includes personpersonnel
trained in law and associated proce- nel assignment, reassignment, and transfers
dures. As a member of the personal staff he fur- within the command. He distributes, safeguards,
nishes legal advice to the commander, the staff, and accounts for administrative classified docuand
subordinate commands; supervises the ad- ments, publishes, authenticates and distributes
ministration of military justice within the com- all orders and instructions except operational ormand;
and communicates directly with the com- ders, certain technical instructions and those inmander
on military justice matters. He insures structions issued by staff officers in their respecthat
all procedures relating to personnel subject tive duties effecting the installation, operation,
to the uniform code of military justice are maintenance, and management of the TACS. He
strictly complied with. The section also maintains supervises all administrative procedures within
custody of special and summary court-martial the headquarters and formulates directives perrecords
of trial. The judge advocate general su- taining thereto. He supervises records adminispervises
military justice training within the com- tration in the headquarters and in subordinate
mand; recommends policies relating to liaison units throughout the command, and performs all
with law enforcement and judicial agencies in the other duties as required that come under the adcivilian
community; and furnishes legal assist- jutant general's responsibilities. He is assisted in
ance and advice to military personnel, their de- these functions by the other officers, except the
pendents, and other authorized persons concern- chaplain, assigned to the section.
ing personal, civil, and legal problems. With asb.
sistance from his staff, he provides legal opinions
The chaplain operates as a special staff
and advice on local and international law mat- chaplains in the command. He furnishes estiters,
such as the Hague Regulations, the Geneva mates and information, and makes recommendamates
Conventions, status of forces agreements, etc, and tions and
and
plans
information,
in the fields
and
of
makes
religion,
recommendamorality,
on the applicability of United States laws in for- and morale. He coordinates religious activities of
and morale. He coordinates religious activities of
eign countries. He examines procurement, lease,
the command and establishes liaison with chapor
rental contracts and furnishes legal advice to
lains of higher, adjacent, and subordinate comthe
commander in these matters especially when mands to insure religious coverage for all units
mands to insure religious coverage for all units
they pertain to real estate involving multichannel
and operating elements of the command.
radio, tropo radio terminal, and other communications
facility sites.
c. The enlisted administrative personnel of the
section include the administrative supervisor,
9-14. Information Section personnel sergeants, classified document special-
The information section operates under the staff ists, clerks, stenographers, chaplain assistant,
supervision of the chief of staff. The information records specialist, file clerks, pay specialist, typofficer
is a special staff officer and his duties as ist, and mail clerks. These personnel provide clerthey
pertain to the command are enumerated in ical and administrative assistance to the director
FM 101-5.
of personnel and administration and to his staff.
9-15. Personnel and Administration 9-16. Security and Intelligence Section
Section
The security and intelligence section is responsi-
The personnel and administrative section in- ble for the G2 functions of the command,' as outcludes
the chief administrative officer, chaplain, lined in FM 101-5. This includes all security
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