Africa-Press – Angola. An Angolan military delegation, led by the venerable chief judge of the Supreme Military Court of the Angolan Armed Forces, General Cristo António Salvador Alberto, is expected, Monday (18), in the United States of America, for a 6-day working visit. , in the context of strengthening cooperation in the Defense sector.
The visit, which came in response to an invitation from the US military authorities, aims to learn about the functioning and organization of the military legal system of that world power, with emphasis on the military judicial bodies, namely the Criminal Law Division next to of the Pentagon, The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center & School (TJAGLCS) in Charllotteville, Virginia, as well as the United States Army Legal Services Agency (United States Army Legal Services Agency – USALSA).
According to the Embassy of Angola in the United States of America, the program also includes high-level meetings, with Major General Joseph B. Berger III, Deputy Attorney General of the US Army, Brigadier General David E. Mendelson, Judge Assistant Attorney General for Military Law and Operations for the US Army.
Also on the agenda are meetings with Brigadier General George R. Smawley, commander of the US Army Legal Services Agency and Brigadier General Alison C. Martin, commander of the Legal Center and School of Judge Advocate General of the Army American.
The Angolan delegation also includes the adviser judge of the Supreme Military Court, Lieutenant General Lourenço dos Santos JE Machai, the President Military Judge of the Southern Region, Colonel Ernesto Bento, the Military Judge President of the North Naval Region, Sea Captain -and-war João Baptista Soares, the head of the International Exchange and Cooperation Office of the STM, Colonel Angelino Saumbe, the head of the Service Section for the Military Diplomatic Corps of the National Directorate of Defense Policy of the Ministry of National Defense and Veterans of the Homeland , Lieutenant Colonel Pascoal Alves de Carvalho.
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