Title 32: National Guard
Organization, training, and duty of the Army and Air National Guard, including dual state-federal mission and drug interdiction authority.
9 chapters · 78 sections · 3 key sections available
Key Sections (3)
Definitions
The National Guard includes both Army and Air components that serve dual roles under state governors for local emergencies and under the President for federal missions.
Required Drills and Field Exercises
National Guard members must attend at least 48 drill periods and 15 days of annual training per year. Members who miss drills without good reason can be discharged.
Drug Interdiction and Counter-Drug Activities
National Guard members can assist in drug interdiction operations at the Governor's request, but they cannot directly make arrests or conduct law enforcement searches.
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