Which entity processes inter-command travel for witnesses?

• A. Convening Authority
• B. The local finance office
• C. JAJM through WFMS
• D. The witness

Answer: (C)

Inter-command witness travel is handled through the JAJM system via the WFMS, not by the witness, the convening authority, or the local finance office. The office of the Judge Advocate General (JAJM) oversees military justice processes, including the coordination and authorization of travel for witnesses who must appear at different commands or locations. The Workflow Management System (WFMS) is the automated tool that processes travel requests, routes them for the necessary approvals, and creates the official travel orders tied to the case. This centralized approach ensures proper oversight, consistency with regulations, and accurate record-keeping across commands.

The convening authority can authorize travel historically, but the actual processing and logistics are handled through JAJM and the WFMS. The local finance office deals with payments and reimbursements after travel is approved and completed, not the generation of travel orders themselves. The witness is not responsible for processing; the process is administrative and controlled through the official justice system workflow.