UCMJ Military Reference

Your complete UCMJ pocket reference. Browse all 146 articles with plain-English explanations, save favorites, and access everything 100% offline — no account needed.

UCMJ Military Reference is the most complete and up-to-date Uniform Code of Military Justice app available — built specifically for active duty service members, NCOs, officers, veterans, JAG students, and military families.

Every one of the 146 official UCMJ articles is included with its full legal text plus a plain English summary that explains what each article actually means in simple, clear language. No legal background required.

WHAT'S INCLUDED • All 146 UCMJ articles — complete official text, 2024 edition • Plain English explanation for every article • 12 chapters fully organized: from General Provisions to Punitive Articles • Article of the Day — a different article highlighted every day • Most Referenced articles for quick access to the ones that matter most • Full-text search by article number, keyword, or topic tag • Favorites — bookmark any article for instant access • Recently Viewed history • Export any article as PDF or share as text • Adjustable font size for comfortable reading

100% OFFLINE. 100% PRIVATE. UCMJ Military Reference works entirely without an internet connection. There is no account to create, no login required, and no data ever leaves your device. Your reading history, bookmarks, and preferences are stored locally on your iPhone or iPad only. No analytics. No tracking. No ads. Ever.

DESIGNED FOR THE FIELD Whether you are preparing for a board, facing an NJP, studying for promotion, or simply want to know your rights — this app gives you immediate access to military law wherever you are, including areas with no signal.

LEGAL DISCLAIMER This app provides the official UCMJ text for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice. For any legal matter, consult a qualified JAG attorney or military defense counsel.

The UCMJ is a work of the United States Government and is in the public domain. This app is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Defense or any branch of the Armed Forces.