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United States — Hawaii
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Certain officers and enlistees must sign and take an oath of allegiance to the State and the United States; false oaths about enlistment papers or the oath are perjury and punishable by law.
United States — Hawaii
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Some commissioned officers may administer oaths and affirmations, and they may not charge a fee for doing so in the covered matters.
United States — Hawaii
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Members of the Army or Air National Guard, or the State militia, are exempt from arrest or civil process service while traveling to, staying at, or returning from military duty under an order from the President or governor.
United States — Hawaii
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Some military and militia members are shielded from civil or criminal liability for duty-related acts, and the attorney general must defend certain related cases.
United States — Hawaii
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A militia officer or enlisted member who is dishonorably dismissed or discharged from the national guard cannot hold State or county office or employment unless the governor pardons them.
United States — Hawaii
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National guard members who are not excused must report for active service when ordered or called, and must attend drills and instruction as regulations require.
United States — Hawaii
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“Active service” means duty or service done under an order or call of the President of the United States or an order of the governor. Officers or troops on active service may be relieved from duty by order of the proper authority.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain state and county employees must report for duty with organizations designated by the governor when an emergency war-related condition is proclaimed and the governor orders them to do so.
United States — Hawaii
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The governor may order the National Guard or militia into active service in listed emergency and nonemergency situations.
United States — Hawaii
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When part of the militia is on active service or ordered to duty in specified emergencies, the Hawaii Code of Military Justice and its rules apply until the forces are relieved.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is marked repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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A commanding officer on duty may set parade or encampment boundaries. A person who intrudes after being forbidden, or who interrupts, molests, or obstructs an officer or soldier on duty, commits a misdemeanor and may be fined up to $25.
United States — Hawaii
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The Army or Air National Guard has the right-of-way on streets and highways while carrying out the listed military activities, unless this would interfere with mail, police, or fire services.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain trained and commander-authorized Army or Air National Guard members may use electric guns while assisting civil authorities in specified emergency roles.
United States — Hawaii
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Property bought by the State for the army or air national guard remains State property, and U.S. property issued to those forces or the militia is treated as State property for this chapter and similar laws.
United States — Hawaii
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Commanding officers and militia personnel with State property must account for it and are responsible to the State if it is lost or damaged, except in unavoidable accident or in actual service.
United States — Hawaii
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A militia member who wilfully fails to return issued arms, uniform, or equipment within 6 days after notice from the commanding officer commits a misdemeanor and may be fined up to $50 or jailed up to 30 days.
United States — Hawaii
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Members of the national guard or militia may not wear an issued uniform or part of it for non-military purposes unless they first get permission from an authorized officer.
United States — Hawaii
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State-paid officers and warrant officers on active duty must be allowed to use direct deposit, and they receive pay and allowances tied to similar U.S. Army and Air Force grades, with a no-double-pay rule for services already paid by the United States.
United States — Hawaii
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The Hawaii national guard is made up of the army national guard, air national guard, inactive national guard, and other federally recognized units authorized by U.S. law or regulations.