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Purpose
This course provides a foundational review of fiscal laws and principles to meet the needs of a general military attorney serving in a Brigade or higher echelon military unit, installation, or agency. The course covers the statutory, regulatory, and policy authorities governing the commitment, obligation, and expenditure of appropriated funds in garrison and when deployed. The course addresses current fiscal issues confronting the Department of Defense.
Prerequisites
Department of Defense civilian and military attorneys actively engaged in administrative law, operational law, or government contract and fiscal law. Non-Department of Defense Federal Government Attorneys may enroll in this course by exception. Any applicant who has attended this course within the previous four (4) years, or applicants who have completed the Judge Advocate Officer Basic Course or the Judge Advocate Officer Graduate Course within the last two (2) years will be rejected or disenrolled.
Location
Charlottesville, VA
Duration
16-20 MAR 2026
Deadline
16 FEB 2026
Security Clearance
None
Notification of Selection
Students selected to attend the course will start receiving emails on or around 16 FEB 2026. The email will be followed by a Welcome Memo for the course. Unfilled seat allotments will be filled from the waitlist.
Point of Contact
Ms. Tracy Mercier
tracy.l.mercier.civ@army.mil 434-971-3360
MAJ Elizabeth Sewell
elizabeth.b.sewell.mil@army.mil 434-971-3368

Complete the application using the link below.