After the JAG Corps: Navigating Your Career Progression

In this episode, recently retired Air Force Colonel Dustin Lane shares his career progression after more than two decades in uniform to now working as a civilian counsel with Berry Law.

After a seamless transition from the Air Force to a job with the Department of Homeland Security, Marc walked away from the job to which he was recruited without a back-up plan. He has since struck out on his as a Strategic Advisor as Founder and Principal of Eagle Edge, LLC. Hear all about it in this episode.

Andy Decker originally served as a Surface Warfare Officer before becoming a JAG via the Legal Education Program. After an early retirement, Andy is now charting a new course in private practice in Houston, Texas.

This week, Pavan Parikh talks about his career in public service at the state and federal level.

This week, Marcus Duffy shares his journey from Ireland to the U.S. Air Force to a civilian practice in Flagler Beach, FL.

In this episode, retired Navy Captain Jeff Luster shares his journey as an active duty Navy judge advocate to the Navy and now Air Force's Office of General Counsel as an environmental law attorney where he now supports the missions of both the Air Force and Space Force.

In this episode, we meet John Saran who's never gave up on his journey to joined the military, affiliating with the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve in 2025. His demonstration of perseverance is the same trait that he encourages all military attorneys transitioning to a post-military career to embrace.

in this episode, Ebenezer Gyasi takes us through his career as a school teacher, judge advocate, and now civilian attorney. The parents of first generation immigrants who instilled him the obligation of public service, Ebenezer explains the joy he derives from giving back and helping others.

In this episode, retired Navy Commander Jonathan Odom or "Odom" shares how a pivotal event in his life has shaped his entire outlook on life and why he did not worry about successfully finding an opportunity to continue his love of teaching and writing.

In this episode, Cory Chipman takes us through his journey to the U.S. Army JAG Corps, talks about his stint in the Army, and then about his journey to civil practice, which started in all places, church.