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37 Judge Advoc. J. 35 (1964)
Admiral Hearn Named Navy TJAG

handle is hein.journals/jajrnl39 and id is 37 raw text is: The Judge Advocate Journal 35 ADMIRAL HEARN NAMED NAVY TJAG Rear Admiral Wilfred A. Hearn became The Judge Advocate Gen- eral of the Navy on April 1, 1964. A native of Tennessee, Admiral Hearn nevertheless received his ed- ucation in the public schools of the District of Columbia, the Univers- ity of Maryland and George Wash- ington University Law School. Upon graduation from law school in 1931, he was admitted to prac- tice in the District of Columbia and in the State of Tennesse. After a brief period of Govern- ment service, Admiral Hearn en- tered the private practice of law in Memphis, Tennessee, until he was called to duty as a Naval Re- serve Officer in April 1942. After World War II, Admiral Hearn be- gan full time legal duties in the Navy and was selected for a com- mission in the Regular Navy as a law specialist in 1946. As legal specialist, he has served as Chief Tax Officer for the Navy, District Legal Officer for the 14th Naval District, Director of the General Law Division, Director of the Ad- ministrative Division and Director of the International Law Division, all in the Office of The Judge Ad- vocate General, as Assistant Judge Advocate General of the Navy and as Commanding Officer of the United States Naval Justice School. Admiral Hearn is married to the former Katherine Roller of Staun- ton, Virginia. His son, Wilfred, Jr., is a student at Colgate Uni- versity. '**5c

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