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United States — Hawaii
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Enlisted National Guard personnel on active duty for the State generally get the same pay and allowances as similar U.S. Army or Air Force ranks, with direct deposit allowed and a daily minimum pay floor tied to section 387-2.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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Army or air national guard officers or enlisted members are entitled to the stated pay only if the duty orders, or later orders, say the pay is to be received for the service rendered.
United States — Hawaii
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Private employers must protect national guard members’ jobs during ordered service and travel time, and restore them or place them in comparable work when they return.
United States — Hawaii
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The department may manage and use donated money, services, and property for the youth challenge program, subject to donor terms and this section; money gifts must be deposited in a separate state account, expenditures need adjutant general approval, and records and annual reports must be kept and shared.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general may award tuition assistance to eligible Hawaii National Guard members if funds are available.
United States — Hawaii
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The governor is commander in chief of the militia forces and may make related rules, regulations, and forms that are consistent with law.
United States — Hawaii
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The governor may reorganize the army and air national guard into specified unit types, and may change unit locations; redesignation needs approval from the appropriate secretary.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general is the head of the department of defense and the militia’s commanding general, and appointment is limited to people with specified military commission and service history.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general must have the grade of a general officer.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general must carry out assigned military duties, supervise the State’s military forces, and may confer police powers on certain department security guards while they are on duty.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter is known as, and may be cited as, the Hawaii State Defense Force Act.
United States — Hawaii
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Hawaii state defense force organizations must assemble for training and instruction when ordered by the governor or adjutant general.
United States — Hawaii
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The governor may call the Hawaii state defense force into active state service when specified emergencies or similar conditions prevent public safety, order, or enforcement from being maintained by civil authorities or the national guard.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision says the Hawaii state defense force cannot be treated as authorized to be called, ordered, or drafted into U.S. military service, but enlistment or appointment in the force does not exempt a person from U.S. military service laws.
United States — Hawaii
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Civil groups listed here may not be enlisted in the Hawaii state defense force as an organization or unit.
United States — Hawaii
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Members of the Hawaii state defense force may not solicit or accept compensation, gifts, donations, gratuities, or anything of value because of their membership, except the pay and allowances provided under the chapter.
United States — Hawaii
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Members of the Hawaii state defense force have limited protection from arrest on warrant and from jury or posse comitatus service while on active service or traveling to or from required duty locations, and may be shielded from civil liability for qualifying acts or omissions.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision says that when chapter 124A specifically allows punishment by court-martial or nonjudicial punishment, those sanctions may be used despite any contrary limitations in chapter 124A.
United States — Hawaii
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The Hawaii state defense force is established as part of the State’s militia.