Former U.S.-NATO commanding general reviews military law
The longest-serving commanding general to the U.S.-NATO forces in Afghanistan discussed his disciplinary responsibilities in the U.S. Army.
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The longest-serving commanding general to the U.S.-NATO forces in Afghanistan discussed his disciplinary responsibilities in the U.S. Army.
Media Credit: Courtesy of Steven Schooner Fletcher's family and friends said he kept a positive outlook throughout his life. John Fletcher, an alumnus and visiting professor of government procurement law, died suddenly last month. He was 34. Fletcher earned his Juris Doctor from GW Law in 2016 and has spent time as a visiting associate professor and graduate fellow in the government procurement law program since last April. He was also a veteran and served in the U.S. Army Special Operations. Those who knew Fletcher said his sense of humor and positive attitude inspired them, and he is remem...