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Militia

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Persons subject to military duty.

Classes of militia.

Militia and National Guard deemed law enforcement agencies for certain purposes.

National Guard; naval militia. Equipment. Location.

Inactive National Guard.

Naval militia.

Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards.

Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards.

Governor's Horse Guards.

Governor's Guards to be organized militia.

Organization of the Connecticut State Guard.

Active service of the Connecticut State Guard: Officers.

Inactive service. Discharge.

Strength of military forces.

Recognition and regulation of units of unorganized militia.

Governor to be commander-in-chief.

Governor's military staff.

Authority of Governor. Service outside state.

Armed forces may be called in case of riot.

Calling out troops without Governor's order.

Military Department. Adjutant General. Appointment and qualifications.

Military Department to be within Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection for administrative purposes only.

Army National Guard state morale, welfare and recreation account.

Chargeable transient quarters and billeting account.

Governor's Guards account.

Governor's Guards horse account.

Duties of Adjutant General.

Supply of arms and equipment.

Coordination of military and naval services.

Exercise of powers relating to naval militia.

Assistant adjutants general for Connecticut Army National Guard and Air National Guard. Designation of administrative assistant and deputy to Adjutant General and deputy chief of staff to Governor.

Property and procurement officer.

Commander of naval militia.

Commander's staff.

Surgeon General.

Post surgeons.

United States property and disbursing officer.

Employees.

Audit of office and accounts.

Leave from employment to attend drills, parades and encampments.

Leave from employment to perform military duty.

National Guard. Contingency provisions in event of federal withdrawal.

National Guard. Federal protections. Right to terminate certain contracts if ordered into active state service.

Use of rifle ranges on Sunday.

Use of rifle ranges by civilian organizations.

Interstate compacts for mutual military aid.

Form of compact.

Sections
27-38a to 27-38e

Reserved for future use.

New England Disaster Training Center activity account.

Use, maintenance, security and leasing of military facilities and other military property. Military facilities account. Report.

Camp Nett at Niantic and Camp Hartell named.

Space in armories for use of naval militia.

Accountability for military property.

Loss and misuse of military property.

Injury and destruction of military property.

Improper receipt of military property.

Purchase and construction of armories.

Federal grants for armories and military facilities.

Use of proceeds from sale of armories.

Transfer of proceeds from sale of armories.

Allowance for uniforms and equipment.

Payment for uniforms of National Guard and naval militia officers inducted into United States services.

Appointment of commissioned officers.

Rank of members of naval militia.

Staff officers: Military training required; term of service.

Discharge of commissioned officers.

Retirement of members. Retirement promotions.

Status of retired members.

Period of enlistment and qualifications.

Enlistment in the Governor's Guards.

Discharge of enlisted persons.

Dismissal of members of Governor's Guards.

Discrimination prohibited.

Limited liability and immunity from arrest.

Definitions. Pay and allowances.

Additional pay for active service on or after September 11, 2001.

Allowance to officers of military units for office and clerical expenses.

Allowance to officers of organized militia for custody of property.

Armories.

Aid or compensation for military or naval organizations.

Appropriations for special services of the militia.

Compensation under Workers' Compensation Act.

Disability incident to state service prior to June 6, 1977.

Payments for injuries.

Sections
27-69 and 27-69a

Death benefits. Death benefits for deaths between September 11, 2001, and June 30, 2006.

Reimbursement for damages caused by armed forces personnel.

Long service medals.

Medal of valor.

Medal of merit.

Emergency service awards.

Outstanding unit awards.

Selected reserve force awards.

Service ribbons for military operations after September 11, 2001.

Ribbons and medals for veterans who served in time of war and honorably discharged armed forces reservists who served during period of war. Regulations.

Achievement ribbons.

Medal of achievement.

Military recruitment ribbon.

Civilian medal of merit.

Service emblem of State Guard.

Memorials to veterans and military service.

Honor guard detail at funeral of veteran of United States armed forces or National Guard.

Disposition of battle flags.

Standards of State Guard.

Bylaws of organizations.

“Dependent” and “separation allowance” defined.

Separation allowance provided.

Commissioner of Veterans' Affairs to administer separation allowances.

Amount of separation allowances.

List of dependents to be filed.

When allowances are not to be paid.

Funds to pay allowances; State Treasurer authorized to borrow.

Sections
27-87 to 27-100

Discipline.

Section
27-100a

Military Relief Fund. Regulations. Annual report.

Section
27-100b

Volunteer service program. Report.

Section
27-100c

Contact list for service members and veterans.

Section
27-100d

Toll-free telephone number for referrals for benefits and services.

Section
27-100e

Therapy support groups.

Section
27-100f

Internet informational page listing benefits, services or programs. Internet publication of content dedicated to matters of concern for women veterans. List of qualified veterans' charitable organizations.

Section
27-100g

Connecticut women veterans' program.