A graduate of the U. S. Coast Guard Academy in 1931, Commander Webb saw seven years’ duty in the Pacific, all the way from Bering Straits to Samoa. Later an instructor at the Coast Guard Academy, he commanded the cutter Pontchartrain in 1945 and 1946. A graduate in law from the George Washington Law School, at present he is serving in the Legal Division of U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters at Washington, D. C.

Articles by H.J. Webb

Uniform Code of Military Justice

By Commander H. J. Webb, U. S. Coast Guard
July 1950
The normal reaction to the functioning of military justice which has occurred following every war in which our country has engaged and which apparently will follow any war of the ...