Fort Stewart’s mission is to “provide equitable, effective and efficient management of the installation in order to support mission readiness and execution; enable the well-being of Soldiers, civilians and family members; improve infrastructure; and preserve the environment.” Fort Stewart, together with Hunter Army Airfield, is the Army’s world-class training and military armored power projection combination on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard.
Fort Stewart is dedicated to fostering a culture of excellence and is known as a community in which Soldiers can train, deploy, live, and raise their families. Because of its commitment to safety, even small incidents have the potential to lead to disciplinary actions. Active-duty Soldiers who are stationed at
Fort Stewart are prohibited from using, visiting, entering, or conducting business with the following establishments:
Unlike law enforcement for civilians, the military can have a very strict view on certain issues, including where you conduct business. If you have been accused of visiting any of the above-listed off-limits business establishments, you could be facing serious disciplinary action under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Our military defense attorney is prepared to defend you and help you avoid unnecessarily harsh disciplinary action.
If you have been charged with a military crime while stationed at Fort Stewart, Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law is the choice for you. Our lead attorney is a former Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps officer who understands the military court-martial process inside and out. Call our firm today to set up your free case evaluation.
The sooner you contact our firm, the sooner we can provide the counsel that you need.
