Yes, military attorneys can represent Reservists and National Guard members, especially when they are serving on active duty orders under Title 10 of the U.S. Code. During such periods, they are entitled to the same legal protections and access to defense counsel as active-duty personnel. A military attorney may assist with Article 15 actions, administrative separations, or court-martial defense. In some cases, they may also help with issues involving mobilization, fitness for duty, or misconduct that occurred during active service. When not on federal orders, legal support is typically limited, and state Judge Advocate resources or civilian attorneys may be needed. Regardless, military attorneys play a key role during periods of federalized service or active duty.